Huckleberry

Can someone please enlighten me on what type of cory this is. Thanks!

It could be nothing but pick the snail up and see if the new growth on the shell is super thin and fragile. If it is then I would recommend adding something to the tank.

It can be the genetics. I've had super small swordtails and very large swordtails from the same batch. So I would select breed the large ones and keep the small ones in another tank with out females. Sometimes a couple would grow large but the others would just stay small.

Big box store mollies always have problems. I've been playing with mollies for a little bit now and from what I observe they always have parasites from the big box stores. Always quarantine them. Have your water liquid rock and try to focus on raising their babies rather than the parents. They will be way more heathy grown in your tank. They will live way longer also.

My 75 has 2 acoop sponge filters.

I actually won this tank in a raffle when my lfs had an event. It was pretty crazy.

Here is when I set my 75 up and what it looks like now.

Here is a transformation of one of my tanks. My first tank. 20gal

I am assuming it will stretch out of the tank. Never saw one before, thought it was pretty neat.

I have some real big mystery snails. They only ever ate old or dying plants. I dont have anything to scale this but its massive. Little over 2 years old

when my new anubias had the rot no (idea what kind) i squeezed and pinched off all the rotten rhizome. This seemed to work since that was 2 years ago. I havnt had an issue with it since. Don't know if it helped or not but I'd say half of them survived.

I wouldn't call it breathtaking but I really enjoy my kitchen tank. Female swordtails.

Guppies are hillarious. Only fish I have that will swim into the net.

Wrap some electrical tape around the crack.

Mollies would definitely pick at it.