Well you can get some puffers and sailfin mollies is the tank wasn´t so small 
Or maybe african cichlids
Or maybe african cichlids
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Personally, I don't trust pH test strips because they are extremely sensitive to handling and storage conditions.
Acclimated, maybe?
The Eclipse 3 is doing well. The plants started to get cranky, but I added some SeaChem root tabs and the plants have perked up again. The plants are doing so well that, aside from some green spot algae, the tank is crystal clear.
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Contents: cryptocorne wendtii, cryptocorne crispatula, various anubias, various java fern, weeping moss, 4 x galaxy rasbora (captive bred), a few bee shrimp.
I put a sponge prefilter on the filter intake because I had hoped my shrimp would breed. Unfortunately, the scarlet badis (who has since been traded away) liked to pick at them, and there are only two or three shrimp left.
Substrate is 1" of Flourite Red on top of 0.5" of sand. I thought I'd need to heat the tank so there's a flat heater underneath (and the sand would heat it nicely), but it raised the temperature too much. Ambient temperature in the office stays around 74 degrees F.
Contents: cryptocorne wendtii, cryptocorne crispatula, various anubias, various java fern, weeping moss, 4 x galaxy rasbora (captive bred), a few bee shrimp.
I put a sponge prefilter on the filter intake because I had hoped my shrimp would breed. Unfortunately, the scarlet badis (who has since been traded away) liked to pick at them, and there are only two or three shrimp left.
Substrate is 1" of Flourite Red on top of 0.5" of sand. I thought I'd need to heat the tank so there's a flat heater underneath (and the sand would heat it nicely), but it raised the temperature too much. Ambient temperature in the office stays around 74 degrees F.
Heh, thanks! I guess all of the tiny plants make it work
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