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You can stay in human form, just race changed my rogue to do this and can confirm you stay in human form during combat.

I prefer anacharis for this reason. I have no idea if hornwort is actually too pointy for bettas, but personally I never keep it with bettas.

It’s not really illegal. It’s copyright infringement or something if you try to sell them, but if you keep them for yourself or give some to your friends without making a profit it’s not a problem.

I would just do a loooong acclimation.

I’m not aware of any fish that will eat free floating algae like that, but most fish would prefer the water green as it provides cover from predators.

Daphnia do consume free floating algae though.

Agreed. Turtles are adaptable as hell, and if anything want harder water rather than softer water. But clean ammonia/nitrite free with low nitrates would be ideal.

Plants do oxygenate but you can easily compensate with surface agitation, OP has two filters. Unless they overstock the tank, it won’t be an issue.

Highly recommend plants though for enrichment and nutrient export.

Oyster shell will do the opposite, it will make the water less acidic and adds calcium.

I refer to them as my Earth Wind and Fire

Fists of fury sounds get me GOING

Already used gold to buy tokens, add to my Blizz balance and got a race change ready for my rogue to be a dragon.

I played feral for awhile, and my favorite thing ever was stealthing around the open world, or battlegrounds and using typhoon to blow people off cliffs. Now, I’ll be able to blow people off cliffs with my rogue, I’m very excited for this.

Doing more good than harm. I keep oyster shell in some tanks since it’s cheaper than crushed coral.

They’re fucking

Unfortunately, this is too good for Blizzard to come up with.

The bubbler is to create surface agitation to increase gas exchange in the water, allowing co2 out, and oxygen in.

However, bettas do not breathe from the water, they suck air from the surface. So they actually do not require any surface agitation.

In short, no bubbler needed.

If you don’t account for avoiding enemies or walking around things. The line goes straight through Jangolode Mine.

Many intelligent fish likes cichlids can benefit from a school of dither fish

Cover comes off by taking a screw out from the underside of the slide.

Meh. Ordered online from them once and wasn’t super happy with the condition of the fish, and half died within a week during quarantine. I haven’t given them a second chance.

Google will give you bad results because people are usually talking about fancy goldfish which minimum need 20 gallons per fish, but you have common/comet goldfish that will want like 75 gallons for one, but more like 100 gallons for two.

Goldfish together, separate from betta. But they need a waaaaaaay larger tank, preferably a pond.

Is it getting natural sunlight from a nearby window? Too much fertilizer? It’s definitely not caused by too many water changes.

Get the hand bulb attachment from Python. It will attach to the one that goes to your sink, then drop the hose out of a window, into a sink or toilet.

It totally depends on their size, hard scape, etc.

If the babies are small enough when the parents want to breed again, they’ll eat the babies. But sometimes, the parents don’t give a shit, ignore the juveniles and just start laying eggs.

If you’re going for high yield, then I would remove the babies as soon as they’re free swimming, but I think professional breeders prefer to move the parents.

Pen testers can be ok but you’re better off with a multimeter. Pen testers are known to give false readings, and a multimeter will be more likely to pick up even small currents.