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The inch per gallon for fresh & the inch per gallons for salt is garbage. Do not use it, it dpepends on so much more than that. Freshwater you could fit a pretty good bit of small community type fish. Saltwater you couldn't do as much, but certainley more than just a couple of clowns. Maybe 2...

I've seen saltwater alternatives where freshwater tanks look like saltwater. Your best bet is to go with African Rift Lake cichlids. Full of color & like hard alkaline water. So you can put things like crushed coral as a substrate & dead corals. That'll help buffer the hardness & ph up. Not...

Originally Posted by Brian_Anth Ive been looking around for the longest trying to find a fish aquarium. And I finally ran across the Aquapods. My plan is to buy two seperate 24 gallon ones. One I would use for freshwater tropical fish and the other for saltwater tropical fish. My question is...

Originally Posted by fish-man-t ok plz dont yell at me but IMO u should not mix soft and hard corals :) buth needs are different and a lot of time what happenes is 1 is neglected :help: You can mix any type of corals you want. As long as you provide proper lighting & parameters to suit all of...

Try photobucket.com, I never need to resize my pics when using it. If that still doesn't work go to a site called download.com & download a free program called InfraView. It is simple to use.

Originally Posted by grips There really isn't a simple answer. It depends on the species of fish, how well your filtration system works, how often you do water changes, etc.. There are just too many factors to come to a definitive answer. Do some research to find out how many fish other people...

Originally Posted by jdragunas lamb is exquisite, and i hate to say this in this forum, but seafood is great too!!! Seafood is great, I'm from a Gulf Coast state so I've eaten a lot. Boiled crawfish, crabs, & shrimp. Yummy, actually my favorite resteraunt is Bone Fish Grill. Lamb is good...

He wen't on ahead & got the Aquapod 24g today.

They seem over priced for what they are. A lot of people will say they're junk, but not have any experience with them. I don't actually know even if they work good just seem kind of over priced IMO.

Didn't get to see it. Gonna have to try to catch a re-run. Steve was a good guy & the only celebrity that I actually cared about his death. I guess because simply he did more than just play a part on a show. He died doing what he loved at least. I feel bad that he has a wife & such young...

Ro water has a really low ph, mine below 7. As DogStar says everything should be left behind from the salt evaporation & your salt mix should get your ph high enough even if your RO water is really acidic.

I think it is possible for a tank to cycle in a week. I've also have heard of this happening from many people. However your ammonia didn't spike to high. So therefor it might not be cycled good enough. You might would cause a huge ammonia spike once adding fish, since the tank hasn't built up...

Originally Posted by Bonebrake That depth of sand is fine! :joy: Agreed.

:scared: That's a little wierd, have no idea what it could be though.

Originally Posted by soto ever had boysenberry? love that stuff. you gotta try my cows though. i've got a patented BBQ'n method. cows on my grill did not die in vain. I like the mixed berry where its all kinds of berries mixed up. ***) ***) I also like popcorn, but not that sweet stuff...

Still not a good standard for neither fesh or salt either way.

My ***** is adequate. Their freshwater fish look way better than PetsMart & the people are halfway knowledgeable on the freshwater. On the other hand I will never buy any saltwater fish from their. I've never tested their smarts or anything like that, simply because I'm not interested in buying...

Live rock rubble is better than bio-balls though I think sometimes the whole bio-balls thing is blown out of proportion. Bio-balls can be a nitrate trap & could cause a problem. However if you have a pad or something above them it helps. I wouldn't jump into it unless if you see that your...

He's looking at the 24 gallon. The nano cubes are cool but the biggestis 12 gallons.

Ok cool thanks. They're not priced that bad niether if looking at other all in one systems like the Sea Clear II.