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Oceanic BioCube – BIOCUBE COOLING FAN – 14 GALLON

  • An all-inclusive aquarium for any level hobbyist.

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Oceanic BioCube – BIOCUBE COOLING FAN – 14 GALLON

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30 gallon fish tank…what fish?.?

ok so last week i bought a 30 gallon tank nd im planning to buy some fish in lyke a month after i buy all the equipment.
but yea i was wondering what type of fish i should get….i been doing my research but i been getting different answers….
i want a peacock eel, but some people say you need a 55 gallon tank nd others say 20 is gd so im not sure which is true..
but i would lyke the eel…a red tailed shark..some cories nd a pleco..nd maybe ome tetras but i read the eel will eat them,..
ssoo how many fish of what type can i get if not all??.

Temperature for my Aquarium?

What temperature should my tank (63Li) be?
I have the following fish:
x6 Neon Tetra
x4 Platties (Common)
x1 Albino Shark

Temperature in Farenheit and Celcious please
Thanks

My Planted Aquarium 15-07-10 HD 720p


My planted tank filmed in HD. Fish in this tank are Angelfish, Discus, Neon Tetras, Siamese Algae Eaters, Pleco, Bristlenose, Peppered and Panda Corydoras !! Video taken by a Fujifilm Finepix S2500HD.

Clean Cup Feed and Water Cup – Small

  • Easy to fill and remove
  • Keeps cages clean
  • Easy to clean
  • Fits all bird cages

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For cockatiels, canaries, lovebirds and similar size parrots. Designed for a birds well being. Easy to remove and refill. Clear plastic guard keeps debris inside cage. Easy to clean. Fits all bird cages with vertical and horizontal bars…. More >>

Clean Cup Feed and Water Cup – Small

DIY aquarium fish tank BIO FILTER


A cheap and easy way to add biological filtration to any aquarium. Things you need: 1. Power head 2. Container 3. Tubing 4. Bio-Filtration media 5. Drill and silicon sealer

I have a planted terrarium – and there are crickets that keep chirping…how do get rid of them?

My terrarium used to be a 20 gallon fish tank, but my fish died and I wanted to try something new. I made a lovely planted terrarium and introduced a house gecko I found wandering around in my dad’s office. I added some crickets for him to eat, all was well…and then the house gecko escaped. And the crickets started breeding like crazy, and then it was just a blare of noise, day and night (the terrarium is in my room) In hind sight, the situation sort of reminds me of Vuvuzelas in the world cup.

Anyway…so it was driving me crazy, so I took the terrarium outside, removed all the plants and rinsed all the dirt off their roots, pressure washed all the rocks clean, put my spider in a jar, removed every bit of soil from the tank(and what seemed to be thousands of crickets of various sizes). I bought a bag of miracle grow potting soil instead of digging up soil from the garden. I reconstructed the terrarium (it looks perfect now). All was well.

This was about two/threeish months ago. I woke up this morning to the sound of a cricket in my terrarium, chirping away Bzzzziiizzzzzzzizzzzzzzzzzzzzzziiiiizzzzzzzzziiiiii. WHAT!?! Where did it come from?! I don’t know. I thought I had removed all the cricket infested crap. I would tear appart the terrarium, but Miss spider had babies a month ago, so she and about a dozen of her growing little ones inhabit the tank and I love how the tank looks.

How do I get rid of this cricket, or however many there are without taking appart my terrarium again?(seems to be few, because the soil isn’t crawling with the unholy presence of them and their spawn…yet)

Bonus question: how on earth do you think this cricket got in there? The tank does have an open lid, but it’s on a 5 foot book case, has glass sides that don’t have wires or anything that could be climbed.