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I'm just throwing out feelers to see if any one is selling any red smooth leaf kelp, pom pomp gracilaria or dragons breath algae or might be in the next few week to months.

2- small setosa
2- small forest fire digi
Blue/green paly rock

Pick up in merrimack nh

Free or trade for a frag. Need to fill the 120g but a frag is not needed.

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Hi, everybody,
I am new to the forum and also to the world of ornamental fish.
I've decided to have several golfish. I like them a lot because of their colors and their slow swimming. I have also been told that they are very strong and easy to breed.
My concern is that I don't know what kind of tank to buy. In some places I am advised to buy relatively big tanks because they say that maintaining the quality of the water is easier. But when it comes to choosing the type I have many doubts, acrylic tanks are lighter and more resistant although glass ones are very beautiful.
If someone could give me more information about whether I should choose a glass or acrylic tank I would appreciate it.

Thank you in advance

Looking for something along the lines of a 40 breeder for size. Nothing over 3ft long (no space) and looking for a full setup (tank, stand, sump). I've got lights and pumps. Just looking to replace the AIO I have as some of the seams in the back chamber are starting to not look so good.

The cheaper the better.