Well, they ate the eggs. I think this is common for the first spawn. Oh well. Better luck next time. Um...I think they are the standard German Blue Rams.

I was looking in the corner of my tank and I saw the male Ram guarding an area. Also the female was a little ragged and looked like she got skinny. Anyways, found out that they had spawned because there is a little indentation in the soil and a tough daddy hovering over the eggs. He attacks the fema...

Will do with the hairgrass....guess nature doesnt really line stuff up in a straight line, makes sense. Man this brown algea feels like it just wont go away!! I stuck with this scape because it seems so much easier to make a big triangle. Do any of you have Igwami tanks?? I think I want to try one o...

I figured out why the brown algea broke out by the way. Funny thing was I saw my Rams had lost some color, at first I thought they were sick. It was just the male though and he was still eating just being shy. A couple of days later the algea came. Only yesterday when cleaning the tank did I notice ...

Yeah, I had to resize everything sorry hahaha!! Dang you guys and gals are quick! My vision is a triangle slope scape with the open part on the left. I tried to plant the stuff where I think it will grow into. We shall see!

Here is the first pictures of my journal. This is my first real planted tank with the works. I've had plants before in my 20 gallon high which was up for like 6 years straight but the plants were an afterthought really. I was to lazy to break it down and to be honest all the extra stuff you have to ...

Well, it was my first meeting and have to say I am glad I went. Everyone was friendly, the snacks were good, and I got some green gecko haha!! Thanks for the informative presentation. I wanted to say thanks to the host and hostess for having the event. I really liked your tanks. I look foward to goi...

Well, I guess I'm a member of GWAPA. My name is Christopher and I just wanted to say hello to everyone. I have been keeping fish for most of my life here and there. I started with plants a few years back and stuck mostly to the easy stuff like crypts and ferns (which I still love the most). I've alw...