Fish seem happy, none have left town for greener waters
924010
Works well.  Fish seem happy, none have left town for greener waters. The green, its on light and the red, its heating light are very helpful.  Not sure the temperature dial is accurate, but then I am not sure my thermometer is accurate either.
1040432
Water in my (already well established) tank went from  dusty/cloudy looking to crystal clear overnight.
Somewhat expensive, but should last a lifetime, so well worth it.
Fish tank is now a joy to look at - as if fish are swimming in air.
2974327
Fits great in my little tank and had been keeping my fish much happier and healthier. It doesn't have a temperature you can set it to go to but at long as you keep watch and unplug sometimes if it gets too warm it's not a big deal
1697266
Cichlids love it. They are growing quickly. Downside is it can make the water cloudy on occasion.
4233054
This filter turned my 2000 gal pond from murky opaque green to crystal clear in 10 days. I thought my 15 fish were long gone. I hadn't seen them in weeks and they never came to the surface to feed. When the water cleared, there they were! They looked happy and shocked to see me as much as I was to see them. And they did want to be fed!
Now that the pond is clear, I intend to run the pump and filter periodically. It turns out that running a 120v 4.1 amp 200 gal/hr pump 24 hours a day 7 days a week can really run up the electric bill. I figured it out to be about $45 a month!
3024547
Have been very happy with the filter cartridge. The fish tank is kept cleaner longer and the cartridges are easy to change.
2851160
Very well accepted by my community of barbs and tetras. The pellets are terrific for fish that do not demand that there food float on the surface.
2484278
Loved this, besides reasonable price, the manufacturer combined ammonia and charcoal. So it saves me
Lots of money if I buy them separate . My fish tank is clean, clear and my fishes loves their fresh water everytim I change a fresh. They're all happy and health and got to enjoy them!!!
3113875
The leaves are quite big and very fresh. I cut a small piece from the leaves and placed in my two Betta tanks. I rinsed the leaves under warm water before placing in the tanks.  They will turn the water a golden color but because of their supposed health benefits the water color does not bothee me and the bettas are happy.  Packaged great.
4089532
The trout I was fishing for didn't seem to like them, no bites at all. They look neat and are clean to use.
1131158
Although the carbon cartridges are hard to snap into place (and I actually don't use them), the current that is created sucks debris right through the gravel. It has an extra port that I us my siphon on when doing water changes. Easily sucks the crud out of the tank without having to completely dismantle the tank. Chemistry of the water has been kept stable. Fish are happy. I am very happy with this product.
3276646
Fish are liking it. I have been using it at the double strength from a 5 gal water bottle that I use to refill for evaporation. It is an improvement from what I can see as far as fish behavior goes
4961513
Needed these to keep my fish happy. They love it, or at least they tell me they do.
3716762
When I visited my local market after reading Paul Greenberg's "Four Fish," I found myself looking at the salmon, tuna and white fish at the fish counter through different eyes. One of the revelations from the book is that very little of the fish we eat today is truly wild. Most of it is farmed. Much of it has been genetically modified, and little of it tastes the way fish used to taste.

Greenberg grew up seeking and finding solace in the act of fishing. As a youth he schooled himself in the piscine world of the Long Island Sound. Though he drifted away from the art of fishing, around the time he discovered girls, he admits, it remained part of his life, and later, he found sustenance and spiritual rebirth in the practice. In that sense, he wrote this book from inside the world of fish, almost as if he were in the water, staring at the fish hook.

Part travelogue, part naturalist text, "Four Fish" is that rare achievement, a work which is both entertaining and informative. Greenberg takes his readers around the world, and introduces us to a cast of wide-ranging individuals, each different in his or her own right, and each skillfully defined through Greenberg's word portraits. Yet for all their differences, what each of those characters shares is a passion for fish. For the growing, the harvesting, the improvement and the preservation of fish.

The author waxes poetic on the subject of what is clearly his favorite fish, the bluefin tuna. After reading his arguments in favor of elevating that noble fish to the same untouchable status as the whale, the porpoise and the dolphin, it is hard to argue with him. Yet, at the same time, Greenberg admits to the thrill he experienced while catching one. That is another of the pleasures of this book.

Though it is impossible to write a book like this without acknowledging the reality of human impact on the environment, Greenberg doesn't dwell on it. He concedes that we have done a great deal of damage to the ocean and most of its species, but responds by seeking methods in which we can all coexist. He is not a scold, and frankly, that makes it more likely he will be heard.
871310
A brilliant green finish in the sun. Birds were flocking to it from the get-go. Perch accommodates mostly smaller birds but with the wide openings there isn't too much competition as most will just gobble a few seed and take one for the road.

The nature of the openings means this will be an almost daily refiller. I don't mind it, because I placed it strategically where the spillage keeps the squirrels happy and at bay from assaulting every other feeder.

As a "seasonal" feeder it can often be found cheaper than the $21 msrp.
4062728
Fish tank is my husband's.  guess he's happy other than he lost a few small fish as they got pulled into filter too small to fight current.
2574802
The snails arrived safely and there were six of them, so I was immediately grateful. They all arrived alive and they are in my tank doing fine, at least I think so. They love to hide in the dark, so I have not seen all but two as they tend to hide in the inside of my aquarium decoration. Their colors are spot on, but unless you have bright aquarium lights, do not expect them to look as spectacular. In dim lighting they may appear more brown. I have mine with Goldfish with a water temperature of 71-74 degrees and the snails are doing just fine. I find mine mostly active at night. Because they are tiny, don't expect miracles as far as tank cleaning is concerned because they can only eat so much being so tiny. I would certainly not add these small snails to tanks with larger tropical fish who might eat them or damage their shell by trying to eat and then spit them out repeatedly. Also, since these snails are tiny, it even takes them awhile to come out of their shells if you have fish who are inquisitive and peck on them constantly. I have caught one trying to climb above the water line, trying to get out of my fish tank, so be warned. As far as them not being able to breed, I'm afraid that no one told my snails that because I do have small baby snails in my tank and there are no lives plants, so they are the definitely from these snails purchased. They are truly beautiful and the shipper did a wonderful job shipping them quickly, safely, and, very kindly, added an extra snail.