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welcome back! a lot have changed since you've left. how about some more specs on those tanks? they look great!

i think it's some debris of some sort. hope you won't need that assassin snail! snails are a pain to deal with. haha i'm glad you've accepted the fact that you'll have multiple tanks in the future.it'll make getting more tanks easier. ha!

welcome to MFT! it could be that he's still getting used to his new environment. if so, maybe leave the lights off or cut down the hours to see if he's less skittish when the lights are off?

otto cats are great. small but are pretty cool in that size tank. cory cats like capslock recommends would be great for bottom section of your tank. school of tetras are always my favorite. and would stay away from those 'neon' injected fishes that i've been seeing at petsmart lately.

try some Nassarius Snails for some interesting moments whenever you feed the tank. they come out of the sand like zombies whenever it's feeding time. tank looks like it's off to a great start. once you start filling it up and letting things grow, i think it'll look great with your rockwork...

think it was 14 days return for live fish?

i'm sure you acclimated the fish fine. wonder if it's some kind of swim bladder issue? happens in goldfish more often but could happen to a molly too?

hi there! what kind of food were you feeding them? it doesn't sound like you changed their food recently b/c sometimes goldfish poop will look like the color of the food it was fed. how do they act? fine? or more sluggish?

welcome to MFT! and great looking tank. your pair of kribs...you ever plan on mating them one day? if so, i'd leave them alone so they'll be more comfortable. how about some lower dweller fishes?

i bought L brackets and connected them together to form a U and then attached to the canopy and slid the LED lights into there. i should prob put 2 more on longer side to make sure if an earthquake happens it won't just slide off.

sorry to hear about your house fire! hope everything else was okay. looks like you're from british columbia in canada? if any members are from that area may help but like caplocks says...you can find guppies at your LFS. or if you are looking for specific kinds...you can order them online too...

do you have any other fishes in the tank? how big is the tank? how often are you doing water changes now?

that looks great..actually..really great. looks natural. like how you incorporated bunch of different things into the tank. can't wait to see how it looks like when it's filled in more!

good size tank! i would pass on the cleaner shrimp unless you it to be a tasty expensive snack for your eel, lionfish, etc. :) anemones...you'll have to worry about them stinging your fishes if they get close....i would vote no on like a carpet anemone but you might be okay with a bubble...

:( sorry to hear!

i'd move them already so you don't have to worry about them giving birth when you're not ready. breeding box should have enough room for them. good luck!

my lights were due to be replaced (T5 bulbs) and it was like almost $100 each year to replace them so I've been eyeing to go back to LED's and been looking at the Hydra52HD. super pricey but save electricity and don't have to worry about changing bulbs each year was enticing. so been watching it...

let us know how it goes!

california. i'm pretty close to my LFS...he'll usually just give me a clump with my purchases. it just grows really slow....