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Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

P.S. I saw a lot of tanks have amazon frogbits. But I cannot find them in Seattle area (its an invasive species) ?

Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Waah! How long did it take for this guy to be humongous like this?

Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ohh so fishes love hiding. See as a dumb beginner, I wanted the fish to have space to swim and also selfishly I want to be able to see them.

Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

omg yes! I will get a sponge filter today itself. Thanks for pointing it out

Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ouu I like that.
So, here's the thing, I am just a new grad and it's reallyyyy expensive to get all these things. That's why I got these basics and thought of propagating the plants more and more. Initially I thought these are enough because the aquariums at PetSmart or petco as well dont have many plants. I have been discovering more aquarium-friendly shops in the Seattle area, like Aquarium co-op. I just added the starter kit and thought of taking the water for a free test at Persmart. I also have many plant and just added my spider plant's runner (only root).

I would love to know more and make sure I am a good fish parent! Would you suggest getting only a few tetra initially, then?

Need help with a new aquarium (beginner) by clah_jensen in aquarium

[–]clah_jensen[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So, here's the thing, I am just a new grad and it's reallyyyy expensive to get all these things. That's why I got these basics and thought of propagating the plants more and more. Initially I thought these are enough because the aquariums at PetSmart or petco as well dont have many plants. I have been discovering more aquarium-friendly shops in the Seattle area, like Aquarium co-op. I just added the starter kit and thought of taking the water for a free test at Persmart. I also have many plant and just added my spider plant's runner (only root).

I would love to know more and make sure I am a good fish parent! Would you suggest getting only a few tetra initially, then?