Aaarrgh... Have enough of DIY CO2 leakages..  Now have BBA in my nano tank.

Now considering to buy a reusable CO2 tank. Any idea where I can get CO2 refills in Penang Island?

Puffer is good but I cannot use them in my situation. I have many shrimplets.

Aaarrgh... Have enough of DIY CO2 leakages.. Now have BBA in my nano tank.

here's the thing about UG from my experiences, it's an adaptable plant. it will adapt to ur tank condition no matter what the condition is. high lights, low lights, no lights (never tried), tied, buried or even floats. the old leaves from previous condition might melt but while it;s melting, a new leaf will start to grow in ur current tank condition and spreads. if the old leaves melted before the new leaf come out, then you will lose the plant which in my tank, that didnt happened when new leaf come out earlier before the whole patch melted.

I saw what's called an "orange lobster" in pet lovers center at SS2 mall. Since sometimes these shops seem to tag funny names on animals, can someone help me ID them? care sheets and what not please?

I saw what's called an "orange lobster" in pet lovers center at SS2 mall. Since sometimes these shops seem to tag funny names on animals, can someone help me ID them? care sheets and what not please?

English name: Orange Dwarf Crayfish
Scientific name: Cambarellus Patzcuarensis (var. orange )
Origin: Mexico, Lago de Pátzcuaro
Size male/female: 4 cm / 3 cm or 1.6 inch / 1.2 inch
Water temperature: 10 - 26 °C
Water Parameters: pH 6.7 - 8.5
Behaviour: a bit agressive, especially males to males
Difficulty: easy


Remarks:
Take care of enough hiding places like caves and add leaves.

Many adults can live in a 10 gallon tank. The number of hiding places should always outnumber the crayfish to minimize fighting. Babies require many hiding places or they will cannibalize each
other during molts.
Adults are best kept in separate tanks or in pairs of at least 10 gallons. Better using gravel or sands as the aquariums substrate and kept on its own or in an aquarium with many hiding
places.
Most all crayfish will cannibalize conspecifics if given the opportunity.If not given sufficient space or hiding places, young will cannibalize each other, mostly during molts.

Feeding:
Crayfish are scavengers, omnivore and detrivore, they will eat whatever they find. There are many commercially avail foods for invertebrates or plain old shrimp pellets & flake food is fine.
Crayfish will often eat their own molts to regain otherwise lost nutrients.

try mini puffer then. my mini puffer seems ignored shrimp. except the young one. that would be his food. u can buy it for rm 1.50 per/puffer.

mane otai2 nih? da xmain planted ker?

kue nang di. lame ora ketemu kue. bengi iki ngai opo usermode? ngeteh yok?

what language is that?

@usermode - I am not otai..just a regular planted tank aquarist

Where do you guys normally refill your co2 tank? LFS or Sykt. City Corp?