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  • aquabee
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    Looks really good. I had a 47 XT with rams and angels. I'm on the same page with AquaticAddict for this one! Rams and angels! And maybe some lemon tetras, or black phantoms or something. Nice job on the tank! Keep us posted.

    BTW I had a BN pleco years ago for my parents' tank who just mowed through several pieces of driftwood covered with fungus in just under 24 hours. It was awesome.

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  • AquaticAddict
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    Originally posted by ralph712 View Post
    that and some fish, looking at getting some angelfish for it
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    ya I love angel fish, gave mine to my parents a few months ago. That size tank you have with the way its shaped is perfect for angels. Im thinking about doing a ram/angel tank myself

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  • ralph712
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    that and some fish, looking at getting some angelfish for it

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  • AquaticAddict
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    Looks good now you just need a little moss on your driftwood

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  • ralph712
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    Thanks guys first time I have used wood in a tank by the way heres the new tank 56galphoto[1].jpg

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  • mgarrido
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    Originally posted by davemonkey View Post
    In my experience it takes about 2 weeks, maybe 3, to go away completely on its own. Mollies and SAE's will eat it like cotton candy.
    +1. Also bn plecos can do the job.

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  • davemonkey
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    In my experience it takes about 2 weeks, maybe 3, to go away completely on its own. Mollies and SAE's will eat it like cotton candy.

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  • ralph712
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    How long will it last been there for 3 days now and growing.
    Originally posted by aquabee View Post
    Haha! girlgeek and I have a whole thread on how annoying this stuff is and how badly we freaked out the first time we ever saw it. <img src="http://www.houstonfishbox.com/vforums/images/smilies/icon_razz.gif" border="0" alt="" title="Razz" smilieid="5" class="inlineimg" /> I brush mine off with a toothbrush but it grows back fairly fast. Corys, some fish, and plecos will munch on it, but armthehomeless and AquaticAddict are right, it'll go away on its own too.
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  • aquabee
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    Haha! girlgeek and I have a whole thread on how annoying this stuff is and how badly we freaked out the first time we ever saw it. I brush mine off with a toothbrush but it grows back fairly fast. Corys, some fish, and plecos will munch on it, but armthehomeless and AquaticAddict are right, it'll go away on its own too.

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  • armthehomeless
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    Agreed. It isn't dangerous. You can brush it off or let it go away on its own

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  • AquaticAddict
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    Originally posted by ralph712 View Post
    I put some aquarium driftwood that I bought from fish store, after 2 days in the tank its growing some type of white fungus, what should I do to the wood to stop this?
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    its just going through its natural cycling process, cory cats will eat it, or in time it will go away

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  • ralph712
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    White fungus stuff on wood

    I put some aquarium driftwood that I bought from fish store, after 2 days in the tank its growing some type of white fungus, what should I do to the wood to stop this?
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