krisw wrote:Amano shrimp will help keep it under control as well, but in my experience won't completely get rid of it. Crank up your CO2.

there is no CO2 , je, basic basic baasic set up only, i'll look into the amano shrimp though, thanks

i have a ton of that, looks nice in a few pieces of rock but now is taking over just about everything, besides the siamese algea eaters, anything else that can eat it? thanks

that is a really neat pic, such nice spot pattern! probably snack for my clown loaches though

probably too small to tell, they are about an inch or so. but thanks though, i'll cross my fingers for the pairing to happen soon

ok so i had a large batch of kribensis about 4 months ago, mom passed away when they were attacked by fungus of some sort, anyhow, the point is that they all look like females, you know the tail fins are not elegant as a male should look...all girs or do they need more time?

really nice how you arrenged the branches now, much nicer! can't wait till it grows, can you?

PaulS wrote:Looks good and you've got an impressive assortment of fish too!

thanks, i started with the easy "learner" about 3 years ago, you know the tiger barbs, mollies, etc, and since have gotten nicer and more attractive too

nice!! i have done crazy stuff when i was young in Argentina, i miss it

thanks, i do want to achieve some carpet of some sort though, i think thats like my goal

8 am to 10-11-12 pm or whatever time i wake up to the time i go to sleep