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by Stephen
Fri May 10, 2024 18:51 pm
Forum: New to Fishkeeping
Topic: Hot weather
Replies: 9
Views: 116

Re: Hot weather

Nothing, I leave it as it is. Me too. Although it may get warm (up to 30C on a hot Summer day) I don't really worry. In their natural habitat the water temperature varies anyway, so a seasonal variation in our aquariums shouldn't really be a concern. The only thing that may be of concern is oxygena...
by Stephen
Fri May 10, 2024 11:54 am
Forum: Questions & Identification
Topic: Snail Attack!
Replies: 6
Views: 122

Re: Snail Attack!

Snails likely came in with the plants. This is why I only buy plants from reputable sellers like Aquarium Gardens , Aqua Essentials or Pro Shrimp which come chemical free and 99.9% snail free. Once you have got snails it is almost impossible to get rid. Traps, lettuce leaf, chemicals etc.. don't rea...
by Stephen
Wed May 08, 2024 23:37 pm
Forum: Welcome
Topic: Hello from Yorkshire
Replies: 7
Views: 238

Re: Hello from Yorkshire

Hello and welcome to the forum :)
by Stephen
Tue May 07, 2024 9:40 am
Forum: Forum Help & Tips
Topic: Traveling with fish
Replies: 9
Views: 314

Re: Traveling with fish

I would be a little concerned if the area you are moving to has a significant water difference. Example: Moving from a hard water area to a soft water area (or visa versa). At this time of year the temperature outside is quite good for transporting fish, unlike winter when it can be quite cold. try ...
by Stephen
Sat May 04, 2024 15:14 pm
Forum: What's happening in your Aquarium? - Tank Logs
Topic: Stephen's new 425L SeaBray Elite tank log
Replies: 102
Views: 11758

Re: Stephen's new 425L SeaBray Elite tank log

The eggs came to nothing, probably eaten by other fish. I'm not surprised as the eggs were not laid in the cave and therefore not guarded by the male. Another observation: Two of the Cupid Cichlids (Biotodoma cupido) have paired up. There is a large pit in the sand which was created overnight (I don...
by Stephen
Wed May 01, 2024 21:49 pm
Forum: Winners
Topic: March FOTM Winner - Fluxtor
Replies: 4
Views: 271

Re: March FOTM Winner - Fluxtor

Well done ::clap::
by Stephen
Tue Apr 30, 2024 10:12 am
Forum: New to Fishkeeping
Topic: Starter advice - help!
Replies: 11
Views: 608

Re: Starter advice - help!

Hi and welcome to the forum :) I echo what VikingMummy2015 had said. Get the largest aquarium that is in your budget range, the bigger the aquarium the more options available. Water hardness is a key factor when selecting fish (there are soft water fish species and hard water fish species); which t...
by Stephen
Tue Apr 30, 2024 0:17 am
Forum: New to Fishkeeping
Topic: Starter advice - help!
Replies: 11
Views: 608

Re: Starter advice - help!

Hi and welcome to the forum :) I echo what VikingMummy2015 had said. Get the largest aquarium that is in your budget range, the bigger the aquarium the more options available. Water hardness is a key factor when selecting fish (there are soft water fish species and hard water fish species); which to...
by Stephen
Fri Apr 26, 2024 18:38 pm
Forum: What's happening in your Aquarium? - Tank Logs
Topic: Stephen's new 425L SeaBray Elite tank log
Replies: 102
Views: 11758

Re: Stephen's new 425L SeaBray Elite tank log

Just checked my aquarium and I have pleco eggs.
The eggs are just outside one of the caves and stuck to a loose piece of root.
I will keep an eye on them.
by Stephen
Mon Apr 22, 2024 20:35 pm
Forum: Aquarium Decor, DIY and Equipment.
Topic: Timer For Tank Lights
Replies: 3
Views: 284

Re: Timer For Tank Lights

I used a Plug Timer, Digital Timer Plug Socket.

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I got mine from Amazon (Link)