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I was made aware today that the forum was exhibiting a certain unexpected behavior when attempting to use the IMG tag to place a photo from a Picasa account album inline in a post. An error was being returned that image size information could not be obtained, and the posting would fail. It used to w...

We would often advise tank rearrangement in the case of an established fish giving a new fish a hard time, the thinking being in-place territories are destroyed, and everyone is then too busy going about establishing their new one as opposed to defending the old. Sort of leveling the playing field, ...

Scott Allen wrote:Pretty sure the slide show is flash based. Ipad/Iphone don't support flash.

Yup. That's the answer.

And what of the suffering of all those yellowfin tuna, just for the ridiculous gastronomic pleasure of California sushi lovers? Better ban sushi-- oh, what the heck-- and all seafood-serving restaurants, too. We had legislation introduced here years ago to ban the retail sale of dogs by anyone other...

Maybe try a 2-liter instead. Cut the top as suggested above, and cut the neck off the top part to make a bigger hole in it.

Sandy wrote:Thanks, Doug!!

These were made by bluwtr (Wes), but you're welcome.

A data sheet for recording water chemistry, courtesy of bluwtr : Aquarium Chem Datasheet Multiple sheet graphing and logging: Aquarium Chemistry and Event Spreadsheet You will need Microsoft Excel 2007 or greater to open and modify these files. www.openoffice.org is a totally free MS compatible offi...

OK, we're back.

Sometime in the next few days, probably between the evening of 4/21 to the weekend of 4/23-24, we will be moving the site and forum to a new server. This may have the effect of the site and forum being unavailable for as little as several hours up to (hopefully not) a day and a half, while the domai...

[rimg] tags only work on photos direct linked from other servers, like photobucket, flickr, picasa,etc, IF those services allow direct linking to their image files. Attaching photos to a post (uploading photo files to OUR server works, but only to a limited extent because of space constraints) is di...

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Only three gallons will be difficult to maintain consistent temperature. Among freshwater fish, neons break out with ich easily in less-than-optimal conditions. I'd say danios, barbs, or a hardier tetra like serpae would be better.

I was planning on dropping a five day feeder in there i will be staying at there place two days a week and i didn't want them to worry about over feeding or anything like that. The calcium carbonate (plaster of Paris) those feeders are molded out of will affect the pH in a small tank. They're also ...

Well water is usually softer than city water. Great for some fish-- tetras, for one-- not so much for others (livebearers, for example). Get a sample and let Ger test it for you to see what's up. Gearing the tank towards the natural characteristics of the water source may be the way to go.

I began a reply to this thread the other day, but didn't post it. I should have gone with my initial impression, but after re-reading the original post, I second-guessed myself and said "sounds like pH shock, but it's been almost two weeks, so maybe not, and someone else has a better idea I'm n...