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Got any other pink shrooms you'd trade?

Second picture looks like its reaching out for a hug!

That's pretty much the point of using them as feeders!

Picked up a setup on saturday, just need some time to set it up and cycle a bit when time frees up.

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Is that a rhinopias pretending to be a clownfish?

A 36 bowfront works too, just needs a lid!

What kind is the one on the left, it looks pretty cool!

2nd picture on the top, are those 2 different duncans?

Big hammer colony!

Looking for a 20 long (30") with a lid. Doesn't need heater or hob filter. Pm me with location and asking price. Tank is for trying out crayfish.

You bring up a good point, the versa shouldn't back siphon but with the short amount of time its working, it might not pull any water when the ato is on, depends on the strength of the motor. If it was drip system, this wouldn't be possible. The dye test is def worth doing just incase.

If your t and check valves are easily visible for leaks, this setup should be ok imo.

The only concern I can see atm is if you chose to go with a bigger resevoir, its just more fresh/lime water for your ato to dump into your tank if theres a failure. If both lines are running, the ato will just take longer to fill, but its a sensor that tells the ato to stop, so it doesn't...

With a check valve and versa pump, its really unlikely that the water will go backwards in the tubing. Unless the gear breaks along with the check valve.

What is regulating the water going into the kalk stirrer?

Can you sketch this out, having a rough time picturing it.

I'll message you when im setup, might be a week or 2, depending on how things go.

The paper is linked on this guys experience of breeding. https://www.thepufferforum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=27924

I thought about having a light diffuser in the gravel that i can lift out of the gravel an inch or so to have the babies seperated from the parents. It would let food pass through and have the parents seperated. But with marbled crayfish, they apparently only need females to self reproduce...