Pictures of the old tank,new tank,fish,and product

[corycatwoman]

Here are some pictures of the fish,the two tanks,and the products that i use.

Picture 1: Glass Catfish( Stinky and Casper)






Picture 2: Guppies(females to the left and the male on the right in breeder box, Balou, Madusa,Puddie)








Picture 3: Dwarf Gourami (Dopey)





Picture 4: The Golden Dojo Loach (Whiskers)







Picture 5: Big Corycat (Butthead,big guy)







Picture 6: Little Corycat(un-named with the both of them,lil guys)







Picture 7: Spotted Cory cat (baby, or Spots)







Picture 8: Guiene Pigs (No names)




Picture 9: Old tank with the decor (10 gallon)





Picture 10: The old tank with nothing no decor.






Picture 11: New tank with Monkeys (28 gallon)






Picture 12: New tank with the plants (28 gallon)





Picture 13: The piler in the 10 gallon ( odd brown stuff on the top,sides, and bottom)





Picture 14: New tank after cleaned and rinsed and placed

coming soon



Picture 15: The Products (food,cleaning stuff)





Picture 16: tropical flake food by topfin





Picture 17: freeze dried bloodworms by topfin





Picture 18: Betta bites by topfin





Picture 19: Betta flakes by nutrafin





Picture 20: Goldfish discs by HBH




Picture 21: Water Conditioner by topfin
(nitrogen and chlorine and amonia remover by PRIME)






Picture 22: My Ph Testing kit (comparison chart, Shaking test tube, and Ph indicater formula) made by Wardley




Picture 23: Topfin 10 filter



Picture 24: Topfin 30 filter




Picture 25: Heater (no name on it)


Picture 26: Air Pump by Aqua Culture





Picture 27: The new tank with floating plastic plants for the baby fry





Soo i know there is alot of pictures here but this is EVERYTHING that i have going on with little fishies!

Also recommendations for cheap products that im missing from what i already have. Would be nice and very helpful!!!

[eve]

nice
here are some tips on taking better pictures
i see you don't have a background on either tank
while taking pictures you can put a dark towel down on the back, and hold the camera a bit upwords to disperse the flash, so the flash doesn't reflect back as much
when you have money again, i would buy some black background for your tanks, you need to just stick them on with tape on the back, and they're really affordable to be bought, i think like $2 a foot or something, if i remember correctly


as for food:
you got everything for a betta, so that's good
don't remember you menitioning goldfish, so i would just put that food away as you don't need it now

you have cory cats and bottom feeders, they love dried shrimp sticks

www.petco.com/product/2844/Wardley-Shrimp-Pellets-Sinking-Tropical-Food.aspx


and algae pellets
www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754155

as well as cooked zuchini once in a while


then there are other flakes you can buy for your other fish
spirulina
americanaquariumproducts.com/Spirulina20Food.html

dried brineshrimp
www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754920


for the fry later on, first bites
americanaquariumproducts.com/AlgaeWafers.html


and then there is of course frozen foods like frozen brine shrimp and frozen bloodworms

as for the water you have what you need as the basics


later on, i recommend definitely some water test kits though
www.americanaquariumproducts.com/Aquariumtestkit.html

i recommend the fluid test kits
they usually have test kit sets at petsmart which gives you i believe 4 of the main ones
www.petsmart.com/product/index.jsp?productId=2754034

[corycatwoman]

thanks for all that information. i have a background on the 28 gallon tank the only one i dont have a background on is the 10 gallon tank.

ive been feeding the dojo the sinking gold fish discs and he loves them.

the cory cats also have been eating the gold fish discs along with left over tropical flakes from what drops to the bottom of the tank from what the other fish dont eat.

the betta food was from a previous betta that didnt make it

but again thanks for all the information that you gave me!

[eve]

you're very welcome