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The best aquarium fake plants are these ones I’ve found. They look super realistic in your fish tank. Just buy a couple and give them a try. Here is a link:

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UPDATE: More cichlid drama. Now I have a male Venustus and a female Red Jewel in a 200 litre tank. There has never ever been any aggression between the Jewel and the Venustus but since yesterday when I removed the Green Terrors, the Venustus is chasing the Jewel into her hiding cave.; There is a big size difference and I'm worried she might get hurt. Does the Venustus have to go? Will he turn on any other fish that I put in the tank?

After 4 weeks in his "tanning bed" drako is starting to show some blue and purple hues, red and golds are getting deeper. Switched uva/uvb tanning to 12 hours "led tanning" 24 hours feeding 3 times a day, water changes every 2 days.

Help! What's going on with my goldfish? At about the 15 sec mark you can see him/her start putting his/her head down, what does this mean? It has been doing this since yesterday. (And sorry the other two wanted attention too lol). Giant red tails, full grown iridescent sharks. Plecos and gar all living peacefully in this one thousand gallon tank. Getting the chance to rescue these beautiful animals incredible. http://turtletanksetup.com/box-turtle...

A co worker of mine apparently is big into fish keeping. While chatting about my troublesome 38 gallon he told me my issue is that I clean it too much. He told me that he has never cleaned his tank, never done a water change, and barely changes the filter. Apparently it has not had a single problem in years. this got me thinking, are there others out there who support not cleaning their tank? (Btw not recommending it or saying I'll do it. Just curious what other ways there are out there.)

It is heavily planted from what he said. Apparently he even uses dirt from his own yard. Says he also uses a bit of tank water to fertilize his garden. He did say the tank looks dirty af, but he says it is natural and so he is ok with it. if he’s using tank water to fertilise his garden that means he is indeed doing water changes.

It takes a lot to get setup, but once you have an established system with plants it can work. Occasionally you will have to add minerals back into the water column for the plants. My old fresh water tank was like that. I had it WAY over stocked but had a good ecosystem that I only added water when it evaporated and never cleaned the filter unless the intake got clogged.

I had a betta in a tank (filtered and heated) and only changed the filter. He was happy for three years before he passed. So, I mean, it’s possible. He ate well, zoomed around his tank, bubble nests, was vibrant in coloring compared to when I rescued him.

I obviously know better now, but seeing as how he looked just as beautiful and happy as my current fish, id say he was happy. People are going to read this and be like "oh, so I don't have to do water changes, cool" and then are going to post asking for help to save their dying fish. Elizabeth Christine that isn’t my fault that they can’t read what else I had to say, or learn from this group, as I have. I didn’t say to do it. I said it’s possible, if the conditions are right. And again, I’ve learned so much more than what I knew 5 years ago when I had my first betta.

honestly when a Betta makes a bubble nest it means it has reached sexual maturity ,when I got my Tae (passed at the age of 7) he already had made a bubble nest in the dirty water he was in. whether you want to take the blame or not, you're planting the seed in people's head that "oh hey, maybe this will work for me too" and they're going to harm their Betta in the long run.

Yeah with betta's there really isn't a specific life span. I believe that because so many of them are inbred and have lots of things wrong with them right from the start. most of us don't get our fish from local breeders that we know for a fact use only the best stock. I know some live longer than others but I think three years is not so bad for a betta. I do my best to keep them they way this site suggests and still have lost fish too soon.

My cleaning runs anywhere from once every other week to once every other month. I top off every week (I have ~5 gallons evaporation from my 26gallon community tank a week) so they get the same amount of fresh water, I just don't remove the poop and I am careful to not overfeed, as well as keeping lots of love plants in all of my tanks. If there is no issue with levels or buildup of waste I don't see why regular cleaning should be done. Top offs maybe but if you constantly cleaning when there is no concern for levels then that can disrupt a cycle and natural bacteria etc. It can also cause stress.