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So I set up a fluval shrimp nano kit on the kitchen counter. Using all of the fluval kit except for the internal filter. instead I used a small sponge filter. Heater is a 200w heto heater. Single piece of gold vine driftwood, cut some parts off to make it fit. Plant list, all bucephalandra, id's are what we purchased them with, or if no id what we have given for now. Black centipede Brownie jade Brownie ghost Brownie Helena Pink biblis Lamundu mini blue Lamundu mini purple Kedagang red Titan 1 Neo 1 Neo 2 Neo 3 Will try get close up photos of each buce over the coming days. Tank inhabitants are a mix of tibees, blue bolts, king Kong's, pandas. Hoping to be able to breed towards some fancy tigers/tiger striped pintos. Feeding: Boss range of foods. With some blanched kale, Some fluval shrimp granules, and a few others we picked up from ea, but the containers aren't here right now

No it wasn't missed. I noticed it too. Adding it to the sticky thread will be a big boost to the database. Don't forget to also tell us where to buy Levamisole HCL.

Just got back from a 3 day trip, shrimping and more. Had Kevin Bloody Wilson on a bit in the car, singing about his grandfather's balls.

I've seen matt moron at a salmon farm and they dope up the females with clove oil and extract the eggs. + 1 on the circle of life...if one of mine dies the others usually eat it still kicking . As a species I think we have a pretty distorted view on the life cycle of the planet.

I used clove oil to euthanise sick fish in the past as recommended by rspca. but feeding them to something bigger and continuing the circle of life maybe best :-)

population explosion incoming. Grats man!

Congrats many more to come

This is the best I could do sorry, had to zoom it in.

Are you on a computer or mobile?

Hi buck & jenbenwren, That feeding tool is made of a snipped disposable pipette and a PP tube. The disposable pipette is acting a a bulb pump. Below are the picture of that tool: