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Hi everyone - I'm still here, reading and learning (though often
waaaay behind!) My Rio 125 has been running for about three months. The current inhabitants are six mollies, four danios and two neon tetras. Have been treating ich since last Saturday, though all looking good now. I want to add a background, more gravel, live plants and some more fish (starting with clown loaches, Gill ;-)). My main question now is about the background. Can I install a background in an aquarium that contains water? I'm planning on the Juwel STR (two pieces of 450). I thought that if I lowered the water to between 1/3 and 1/2 capacity, I could slide the background in on an angle and silicone the bit above the water. Is this do-able or am I going to have to empty the tank and move the fish? How long after aplying silicone before I can re-fill the tank? And will my filter survive for that length of time or do I need to remove it and bag it? (Planning to buy the background today, so quickish answers would be great! :-) ) -- FishNoob |
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