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It’s perdy slow still, but any posts will keep it alive.

Today marks the 14th anniversary of a good friend passing away far too young.

Jason AKA Skinless was a great guy/friend and member of this site, he passed away very young from Liver failure.

He had one of the coolest Midas Cichlids I’ve ever seen…he would play ping pong with it.

I think of him often.

No I’m a industrial insulator by trade.

On 3/12/2022 at 12:55 PM, jvision said:

Nice fish!

Thank you.

I got them from Jose who ordered them from C.O.T.A.

2 minutes ago, blink said:

This is looking great, I can't wait to see the finished result!

Me too. LOL

Picked these up alittle while ago and forgot to upload on here.

It’s slow progress, but it’s progress.

Killi fish are amazing, never had them beefy though.

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Welcome, there is a amazing amount of knowledge posted here.

It once was a huge page and we are hoping it will grow again.

Excellent.

Excellent good to hear.

If you will be gone for a couple weeks I would invest in a automatic food dispenser, and choose hardy fish that will cohabitate with each other.

I had a pistol shrimp and a yellow watchmen gobie…they were really cool to watch together….along with some clown fish for activity.

but there are many other choices.

Only once you get into hard corals, softies and most fish are easy.

When I started mine I just went with live rock as the filter and lots of water movement.

Other then that and a good light for the coral and testing water for more parameters for the coral….I thought it was very easy.

Of course mine was just soft coral, I didn’t have to get into a lot of equipment and dosing for the hard corals.

Sorry I haven’t had any experience with them.

Nothing on YouTube for upgrades?

I’ve dissolved 1 tbl spoon of salt per 2 gallons of water.

it’s worked for me, but I’ve heard of people doing a lot more.

I would start small and add more if needed.

8 hours ago, blink said:

Hi folks, nice to see some resurgence in forums after facebook beat the life out of all the fish groups.

Yes unfortunately.

but hopefully we can bring this back up and get the community back together again.

On 1/31/2022 at 5:34 PM, maligne said:

Should I hold off water changes for the 10 day period. Some sites recommend lots of water changes

I have always did a water change Before adding salt and raising the temp.

how is it looking now?

Plecos are favourites to many, and for obvious reasons.

Great pictures, thank you for sharing.

Beautiful Plecos.

39 minutes ago, jvision said:

I'll start logging in every couple days again.  I'll find me some pics to post in the Pleco Forum!!

Nice, what are you keeping now a days?

9 minutes ago, jvision said:

There is a TONNE of great content in the forums, just start digging!  Seems like some of us are going to resurrect this Forum, so we'll have some good discussions going soon.

There is a ton of Excellent information here, and yes why not try to make it a happening place again.

And hello Fishygirl.

I don’t have experience with those fish so I can’t say yah or nah.

What do you have for filtration on the tank?

and are you over feeding possibly?

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