Coal Grunter Hephaestus carbo
Photo thanks to Derry Derison
Photo thanks to murrayman85
Temperature: 21 - 27c
pH Level: 6.8 - 7.6
General Hardness: Moderate
Max. Size: 30cm
Realistic Max. Size: 30cm
Tank Size: 4x2x2+
Feeding: Can be difficult to wean on to pellet. Prefers frozen/live foods such as bloodworms
Temperament: Very aggressive even toward larger fish.
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Scleropages jardini - Saratoga Jardini
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Scleropages jardini - Saratoga Jardini
Saratoga Jardini Scleropages jardini & Saratoga Leichardti Scleropages leichardti
Photo thanks to Bas Native
Temperature: 18 - 27
pH Level: 6.8 8.0
General Hardness: Moderate
Max. Size: 100cm
Realistic Max. Size: 70cm
Tank Size: 6x2x2+
Feeding: Large high protein pellets/sticks, frozen or fresh fish/prawns, Live feeders
Temperament: Variable, can be and usually is very aggressive
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Barclaya longifolia "magenta"
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Barclaya longifolia "magenta"
Barclaya longifolia is a beautiful plant that was once common but you don't see much now. It's known for having a red and green variety. The green variety is a pale limy green with pink undersides to the leaves.
I put out the call for green or red and got some seeds from a forum member for this colloquially named "magenta" variety, named because its a green that has more red that your typical green. The green tops of the leaves are a bit darker than the typical... -
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Scleropages leichardti - Saratoga Leichardti
Saratoga Leichardti Scleropages leichardti & Saratoga Jardini Scleropages jardini
Photos thanks to DavidTullee - Saratoga Leichardti
Temperature: 18 - 27
pH Level: 6.8 8.0
General Hardness: Moderate
Max. Size: 100cm
Realistic Max. Size: 70cm
Tank Size: 6x2x2+
Feeding: Large high protein pellets/sticks, frozen or fresh fish/prawns, Live feeders
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Lutjanus argentimaculatus - Mangrove Jack
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Lutjanus argentimaculatus - Mangrove Jack
Mangrove Jack Lutjanus argentimaculatus
With thanks to Mattymak for helping with this one.
Temperature: 22 - 27
pH Level: 7.2 8.2
General Hardness: Medium - Hard
Max. Size: 120cm
Realistic Max. Size: 70cm
Tank Size: 6x2x2 +
Feeding: Large high protein pellets, frozen or fresh fish/prawns, Live feeders
Temperament: Brutally Aggressive
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Cryptocoryne wendtii "Tropica" - Crypt tropica
• Cryptocoryne wendtii “Tropica”
Photo thanks to BrianS
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Common: Crypt tropica
Scientific: Cryptocoryne wendtii "Tropica"
AKA:,
Difficulty: Easy
Light requirements: Low to high. It will grow longer leaves in low light tanks, and closer to the substrate in high light tanks.
Type: Rhizome
Temperature: 22c – 30c
pH: 5.0 – 7.0
Country of Origin: Sri Lanka
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Galaxias fuscus - Barred Galaxias
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Galaxias fuscus - Barred Galaxias
I shot these little videos a month or so ago, hope you enjoy them. The beautiful Barred Galaxias (Galaxias fuscus) is a critically endangered small native freshwater fish found in the headwaters of the Goulburn River in Victoria. Due largely to it's very restricted distribution and the adverse impacts of introduced predatory trout, the few remaining populations of Barred Galaxias are heavily fragmented and isolated from one another. This means that single populations are particularly vulnerable ... -
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Marsilea costulifera/ M. angustifolia - Narrow-leaf Nardoo
Marsilea costulifera. Photo thanks to SOLOMON. Name: Common: Narrow-leaf Nardoo Scientific: Marsilea costulifera AKA: Marsilea angustifolia Difficulty: Easy Light requirements: low, medium or high Type: Rhizome Temperature: 10 - 35c pH: Country of Origin: Australia CO2: Not required Substrate: Aquasoil or DIY in aquariums Filtration/Circulation: Position in tank: It can be used as a groundcover in medium to high light tanks. It has been reported to work as a groundcove... -
CO2 Cylinder Capacity and EOTD
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CO2 Cylinder Capacity and EOTD
I cant think of a good title, but hey, mods feel free to change: Hopefully this helps a few people out. Firstly, one cannot simply determine how much CO2 remains in the tank based on your high side pressure gauge reading. The reason is due to the various phases in which CO2 is present in a pressurised environment at certain temperatures, and can easily be seen with the following temperature-pressure phase diagram: Here are some useful conversions first to help you out: Fahrenheit to Centigrad... -
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Marsilea drummondii - Common Nardoo
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Marsilea drummondii - Common Nardoo
Photo thanks to harca Name: Common: Common Nardoo Scientific: Marsilea drummondii AKA: Dullum Dullum Difficulty: Easy Light requirements: low, medium or high Type: Rhizome Temperature: 10 - 40c pH: Country of Origin: Australia CO2: Not required Substrate: Aquasoil or DIY in aquariums Filtration/Circulation: Position in tank: It can be used as a groundcover in medium to high light tanks. It has been reported to work as a groundcover in low light tanks, but may struggle and... -
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