what are you doing today that is tank related?

did a major pruning, a bit of a rearranging (90g) & clean the filters and did partials.

did partials on the 20L, pulled the carbon, cleaned the sponge filters & prefilters & added methy. blue for the eggs.

 

brought in some plants growing in a 40 gal tub outside and put them in the 20 and 10 gal. Have tons of plants out there growing in it. Mostly Java fern and floating plants.

 

Lots to do today. I have to clean out the canister filter because I can't remember the last time I cleaned it. Clean the filter on the 10 gallon and do water changes on both tanks.

 

not much, watching the babies happily swimming about in the 20L...feeding as usual...and finishing netting out the uneaten food in the 20L too.

 

I'm taking pictures of my baby angels. I started with 136, sold quite a few, but still have about 60 to go. New pics for craigslist.

 

topped em off and thats about it.

 

I changed the water in both of my tanks, and petted my oranda

 

Intentionally being attacked by a pair of my angels. Hand goes in, fish latch on, hand comes out, fish let go....smart fish,eh?

 

water changes and filter maintenance.

 

just finished partials and prefilter cleaning on the 20L and 90g.
pulled substrate from the 20L also.

 

Water change and vacuum 46 bow front and cleaned both protein skimmers

 

Getting ready to do some water changes.

 

added methylene blue a bit ago to the 20g (eggs AGAIN)

 

Water change and filter rinse on the 220, water change on the fry tank, go pick up a stand for a 55, 3 15gal long tanks some filters powerheads and other things from a friend. (giving myself more work there ) Check on the baby frogs in the pond. Feed as usual.

 

Dawn you need a few more tanks for them fish, they seem to be quite prolific in their spawning.

35% pwc on the 210, filter rinse, sump clean out, feed.

 

Yea, I'm telling ya I think our waters viagra laced.
And when I talked to the 2 local fish stores they claim they don't breed/re-spawn that quickly...but I can prove they do with mine (photos).

Feeding and watching them care for the eggs...the males taking a more active role with this batch oddly enough.

 

Water changes after lunch. Since removing the L. Repens that was so overgrown the Wisteria has just taken off and almost completely filled my tank. Good fry cover though for when ever this stubborn female Swordtail decides to drop some fry.

 

Moving a couple of tanks and setting up 3 more. Who ever said that MTS was an obsession is right on the money.

 

PWC's on all the tanks. fed, watered,ferted and been on a snail squishing binge for 3 hours.

 

Tank related, I just bought a 6 ft stand with lights and the 15/15gal tanks that go on it.