Denied Taco

@mynameisnobody Yes you’re right. Thank you.

@Expectorating_Aubergine If I don’t move them, do you know how long it’ll take for them to be mature enough to tell the sex? Thank you in advance.

@Matt B Do you have a lot of live plants everywhere in your tank? It looks like it. That’s a cool photo by the way. Yeah I heard after I bought them that they can be “murder beans”. Mine are quite nice to the other fish. I really don’t think the fry are small enough to fit in their mouths. At least not in one bite, which sounds horrible. The fry are fairly big, like I said almost able to determine the sex and their patterns are coming out on some of their tails. Although a concern could be them getting food. Because my gouramis LOVE food. I feed them twice a day with twice weekly frozen bloodworms. Thanks.

Hello, I have a question. So I am switching up my tanks and will be selling my guppy fry to my lfs. But I have to wait until they are sexable. They will be in a few weeks but I’m hoping to move them into a different tank before then. The tank I want to move them to is a 45 gallon with 3 pea puffers, 2 honey gouramis, 3 bristlenose plecos and 2 corys (I had 5 but they’re old and are passing over time and I don’t know if I want more as of right now). Everyone gets along great and they have all been together for 6 months. My question is, will my guppy fry (about a centimetre big/0.4 inches) be okay with the pea puffers? I don’t think my gouramis will mind them as they are very friendly. My pea puffers are also pretty friendly. They don’t pick on anyone or each other. I have the 15ish fry in a 20 gallon right now as their grow out tank. I can put some live plants in to help hide the fry like java moss in the 45 to help hide them. I obviously don’t want to have them all die. Any advice would be great.

I removed it. He tried to eat it, he may have bit it I don’t know.

That’s what I thought but i just noticed it and haven’t put any food in for a few days.

@Colu I have now found fuzzy white balls inside the dwarf gouramis tank. What do i do? I have never seen this.

@Colu Alright will do. I can only find top fin ammonia neutralizer. Maybe my little area of Canada doesn’t sell a lot of prime. My 45 gallon with the honeys all has perfect parameters. No ammonia or nitrate/nitrites. But the one honey has that problem too. What should i do for the honey? The honey was with the dwarf gourami, temporarily during the time I was away. Do you think the honey will just get better by themselves?

Hi, he’s been like this for about a week and a half I think. He has been “fasting” because he can’t seem to swim to the surface to get food. So no improvement. He can swim around but he doesn’t move much. Ammonia may be high because I had add some Top Fin bacterial and fungal herbal remedy. The fish store said it might help. Ammonia was a bit high 0.25 Nitrites 0 Nitrates 0 PH 7.5 @Colu I am testing the water for the honeys a bit later today. I have to work right now. The honey is definitely not as bad. But I will definitely test when I’m done.

Hi everyone. My adventures to redoing my 45 gallon aquarium have gone awry. I have 3 bn plecos, 2 honeys and 3 albino corys, there was 5 but two died and 3 dwarf puffers (which my lps said would be okay in this big of a tank, I told them about my other fish). I don’t know the water parameters yet. I will be doing my tests tomorrow. As for right now I have a big problem. I have a dwarf gourami in a quarantine tank right now who was originally with everyone else. They all got along great. Fast forward about a month (December 2022) I went away because a family member got ill. My friend looks after my fish tank because they live with me and it was easiest. My dwarf gourami is locally bred and I’ve had him since September 2022 with no problems. Now he has a large stomach, which I originally thought was constipation or bloat so I tried treating it with peas, he ate one but no change. Now I have the same issue with a honey but in the earlier stages. I had a two corys died, one in the tank with the dwarf gourami and one with the honeys. My friend didn’t take either of the corys out and I’m now wondering if the two gouramis tried to make a snack out of the poor corys? Maybe that’s why they are sick. The corys were about 4-5 years old so it was most likely natural causes. The dwarf gourami is a neon blue and the honeys are reds. I need help. The honey is eating and pooping fine. The dwarf gourami is not doing either from what I can tell.

Unfortunately Velma didn’t make it. I’m sad but glad she’s not suffering anymore.

I appreciate your responses. Thank you. I was afraid that might be the end result.

I did try Indian almond leaves. I had to move her to a small quarantine tank. I don’t know the measurements or gallons. I’ve checked all my pet shops for medicine they don’t sell any that I can find. I haven’t tried aquarium salt yet @Coluokay. I know I can get aquarium salt but I’ve never seen methane blue at any store. I know what it is as I’ve seen it in YouTube videos but I’ve never been able to find any. If I order it online, she might not make it by the time I get it.

@Coludo you know if they sell that in Canada? A lot of medications people say I can’t find here.