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Critical for what though? :) For myself, with soft water, I find it is critically important to add GH booster in order to avoid spinal/fin deformities in guppy fry and also to avoid potassium deficiency in certain fast growing stem plants like Hygrophila polysperma. If I wasn't breeding hard...

I would second pollen beetle :). First warmish day I've been in the garden this year and I can see a few of them on my flowers today too.

It's the same as any other water conditioner, but much more concentrated and doesn't have added marketing rubbish like Aloe vera or anything else that could interfere with certain chemical media such as Purigen. I'd agree they probably just don't like selling as it's so economical you'll be...

One day about a year ago I decided to put a tiny fantail in my 30" planted tank, then added another a couple of months later as they are social fish and shouldn't really be kept alone IMO. I plan on moving them to a bigger tank or maybe small above ground pond in the spring though (I would...

Now THAT is a turtle tank. Very nice work! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great news for TMC and hobbyists alike, good to know your knowledge and experience are now behind the scenes at TMC :). Also for yourself of course, congrats George! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Vapes are wasted on nicotine IME lol ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Twinstar..what is it? | UK Aquatic Plant Society Different Twinstar, but just as unsupported by any science so far. Nobody knows how it actually works, and I've seen no real evidence that it does either, merely anecdotal reports that it may help a little, but only when combined with algae...

Lucky you then, that link says there's only 1-2 pairs of bramblings breeding in the UK! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Really?:D With such scant information available on it, we'll know the Matrix has finally got him if he manages to sing it praise.

I cant see the light diffuser, can you post better pics without the cat in the way?