yes, they're held in place by silicone. The humidity is near 100% for the geckos, but you're right, its probably not nearly the same as having them submerged.

I have some rather heavy driftwood pieces attached to the back of my gecko tank... So far its worked well. Its not a fish tank, but it can be done. Here's a pic. The large piece on the left with moss hanging from it, and a piece on the right containing half a plant pot are both siliconed to the back ...

WOOHOO!! I'm officially co-chair of the fishtank committee!!! Now I can finally get some work done!! We have a 150 dollar budget, but if we make proposal and present it to SCAVMA, chances are we can get more money. We also have plans to have a "keep or kill the alligator" fundraiser where people ...

I was hoping to get all the information you guys wanted (especially the questions about lighting) last night via e-mail, but the person currently in charge of the tank wants to have a meeting next week to hand over the keys. So it looks like I won't have any more information for you until then ...

I've never dealt with water of a pH below 8, and found that angelfish and others would acclimate quite well when properly introduced, and/or acclimated by the local pet store. Before I came to school I bred and raised both bettas and angelfish rather easily in high pH alkaline water.

Also, as much ...

Hey all,

I used to frequent this forum back in the day, but I've gotten out of fish since I started veterinary school. I still love fish though, so when the opportunity came to help refurbish the fishtank lobby fishtank, I jumped at the chance. Well qualified veterinary students have been trying ...

B. Splendens... lol

I thought you guys were talking about Bettas!! Too funny.

Hello,

I have some photos of the cories I bought last christmas. I think they're both female, but I'm not sure. Anyway, I think they're fabulous, and I'd like to get some more, but I can't until I find out what they are. :D

Thanks for the help!

Smiles,
Alinda

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