i guess his is feeding his aro with SAE... so algae finish, SAE pun almost finish

@korean_girlsclub, how much u get the h2o2 ? FYI, Seachem Excel is another H2o2 solution

This post has been edited by ciohbu: Jul 19 2011, 04:54 PM

hahaha...

coihbu... naaaa...
I light up 10-12 hr per day and the algae bloom like no body business (I got like 5 kind of algae in my tank)...
I dun have any chiller and the temp is about 32*... that's why I always face algae problem...
after "consulting" a friend from sg... I found out that my tank need 50 SAE to keep the tank balance...

my aro can't chase the SAE as SAE swim very fast and have plenty of plants to hide...
and I only feed my aro with milworm... making them thinking milworm is the only food source...
unless I go out station for more than 3 days (no one to feed my aro)...
than the aro will eat my SAE...

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Added on July 19, 2011, 5:53 pmpisss...piss...

tell you guys somthing... and dun tell others...

my wife said "taking advantage from someone for the benefit of oneself is a sin... even it's a milworm...!!!"

errr...

I am sinfull for heaving aro...

This post has been edited by myak9: Jul 19 2011, 05:57 PM

Hi guys,

I want to solve the hair algae, so I think I want to put 1 or 2 SAE in my 2 feet tank. My tank has guppies (adult n fry), neon tetra, n oto fish inside. Is it okay if I put SAE inside? Will SAE eat the fry?

what happen to my glosso,few of them are turning brown dying off

i think u put otto enough already.... how many otto u got?

Slacx: no prob. But you must get small size SAE. Once they reach 2inch, set them free in lake or river
I keep fire red shrimps, guppy, yamato and SAE in my tank
Last time I keep cardinal tetra with guppy, they ate all the fry

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Added on July 19, 2011, 10:42 pmNamgor2006: I don't think Otto eat hair algea

This post has been edited by weijie: Jul 19 2011, 10:42 PM

oic.... then try Seachem Excel & switch off the light while u applying it for better effect.

better solve algae problem from the root..



http://www.guitarfish.org/algae

Put pencil fish also can help to settle hair algae also

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Added on July 20, 2011, 7:52 amNever release any ur aquarium fish to river.. it will break eco system there.

This post has been edited by loon1031: Jul 20 2011, 07:52 AM

Loon1031: I think should be ok because we only release very small amount of fish into the river. They only eat algea. So original river population won't affect much.
Or you got better suggestion?

dun ever try to throw puffer in there

This post has been edited by ciohbu: Jul 20 2011, 10:11 AM

Actually, puffer can be found at area where river and sea meet. Last few months when I go fishing with my dad, we caught 8 puffer out of 10 fishes. Lol
They are seriously over populating because nobody eats them in malaysia.

But, pls don't buy puffer. They are mini demon. If so unfortunate you got one, don't throw them into lake or river. Give it back to LFS

So happy to say that my hubby finally support me by sponsoring a 2 feet tank.. 3 feet is for fish only.
So, Wei Jie..help me with the lighting watt and canister filter calculation again?

H2O2 6% = RM6.30 from Guardian. just add in 2ml to my 4 feet tank (suppose 4ml). my guppy start eating the BBA.
they said H2O2 better than seachem excel because almost 1 bottle 500ml i had poured inside my tank but not result at all.

i can give u some u want to try.

KGC

Genielee_83: filter - get eheim 2215. Or some canister filter with flow rate 500-1000.
Light - 2xt5 21w shall be enough. Or consult with other member that using 2feet tank

Nope, even a small fish but you won't know it will affect what. U have to reponsibility on th fish u buy. Advise sell/give to LFS or give frined than throw into river.

eheim 2215 about rm486?

Anyone tried tying plants on turtle shell instead of rocks and drift woods?




There's one guy using 3 years to do just that.. Need daily "hair brushing"

You are so lucky. your hubby so supportive.
My wife make a lot noise when I set up plant tank.

I only want to try moss tank only..
The one that needs really low CO2.