Is the starfish live? As an Elite Aquarist , It having experience, in the four major categories of aquarist know-how, thought the sf could only surviv
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The starfish is not alive and in fact, the plant died shortly after I purchased it :(
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Hi Steve: No, it's not alive. It's more for decoration. I also put a sand dollar from the beach in there too. They are very nice to look at . Best!
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Hi Steve:No, it's not alive. It's more for decoration. I also put a sand dollar from the beach in there too. They are very nice to look at . Best!
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I think it can sustain one if it had supplemental feedings with it. The only issue is this is a small light which means small tank. It is hard to keep water conditions right for a GBTA in a small volume tank
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It would be ok for just fish, but if you are doing corals and inverts, you will want a reef specific lighting. If I were you, I would find a forum or group that has experience with reef tanks and ask there. As I understand it, intensity and spectrum are very important.
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This algae actually has two of the best types. It's the best I've found. Don't forget to get you lysine levels elevated fast at first signs of a problem for best results.
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Not if you plan on a reef tank with stony corals. For a great deal more check out my publication, www.advancedaquarist.com
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As long as you can put coarse form into the "cage", it's worth to try. Because there are many factors (e.g. power head, how many fishes you have...) that influenced the overall effects.
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Personally, I have had very BAD experiences using this product. Every time I use it my fish die. In your case I would do daily water changes, keep the water in pristine condition. Turn the temp up and add an airstone. And stay with Aquari-sol.
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I have used a little bit of salt for medication purposes in a tank with these shrimp and it was fine, but as far as long term, they wouldn't live long. They are totally worth getting a tank just for them though. :) Hope this helps.
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A nice aquarium. The lights support my saltwater fish ( clown and rainsford goby) and also my coral. Mushroom,candy coral,zoas,xenia. And also some snails and hermits. Ive had it for 4-5 months now and its flurishing. Filtration change out is a snap. I reccomend this aquarium
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Yes, I have 2 guppies and 2 cardinals in my tank. A friend has 2 large goldfish and they are doing very well!
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Yes, I have had live aquatic plants in my tank for a couple years. I have the light on a couple hours a day during the week about probably close to 8 hours a day during the weekend. I actually had an aquatic plant that died and a few months later the same plant grew back in the place the old plant was at. Let me know if you need any more information. I have had bamboo and also these plants: http://www.petsmart.com/fish/live-plants/top-fin-plant-bulbs-zid36-15175/cat-36-catid-300070?var_id=36-15175&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I'm assuming the other person who responded to your question has not had live plants in their tank.
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Your answer is no. It is what you see in the picture plus some adapters for fitment for your aquatic needs. This Cobalt Aquatics powerhead and the 4X others I have purchased 2x years ago now, are still in flawless operating condition. The powerheads just need a once a month cleaning at best. If you want the "Wavemaker" you will need to get the Marinland unit, that will only last 6x months in "Wavemaker" setup before it gets noisy. Since you are looking for a "Wavemaker" powerhead, the Cobalt Aquatics powerheads will do fine since you will need a "wavemaker" electronic controller as well. Good Luck. **180 gallon Oceanic, 90 gallon Oceanic, 2x 55 gallon Oceanic's, 2x 30 gallon Allglass tanks**, John A the Cichlid King 60107 Your answer is no. It is what you see in the picture plus some adapters for fitment for your aquatic needs. This Cobalt Aquatics powerhead and the 4X others I have purchased 2x years ago now, are still in flawless operating condition. The powerheads just need a once a month cleaning at best. If you want the "Wavemaker" you will need to get the Marinland unit, that will only last 6x months in "Wavemaker" setup before it gets noisy. Since you are looking for a "Wavemaker" powerhead, the Cobalt Aquatics powerheads will do fine since you will need a... » Read More Your answer is no. It is what you see in the picture plus some adapters for fitment for your aquatic needs. This Cobalt Aquatics powerhead and the 4X others I have purchased 2x years ago now, are still in flawless operating condition. The powerheads just need a once a month cleaning at best. If you want the "Wavemaker" you will need to get the Marinland unit, that will only last 6x months in "Wavemaker" setup before it gets noisy. Since you are looking for a "Wavemaker" powerhead, the Cobalt Aquatics powerheads will do fine since you will need a "wavemaker" electronic controller as well. Good Luck. **180 gallon Oceanic, 90 gallon Oceanic, 2x 55 gallon Oceanic's, 2x 30 gallon Allglass tanks**, John A the Cichlid King 60107 « Show Less
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these snails will do well in almost any size tank, the goldfish may pose a small problem but the breed prolifically so a few lost wont mean much overall.
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No idea! Go to the Aquasana website and see if you can find the information there. If not, give them a call, they'd be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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I don't know. The NLIS was recommended to me by numerous people on betta website. He's been doing well on it.
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It depends on what you are desiring it to accomplish. For high lite plants its a no...but for just low lite plants ans fish life yes......
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Yes.... great lighting....and rather dramatic.BESTchoice I have made in aquarium lighting to this very day!!!