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Tlindsey

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  1. @Robert K I've personally attempted to keep one lone male cichlid with a group of Senegal on 3 separate times. After cichlids matured they eventually became territorial and started to push bichirs around. I agree with what you stated about the tetras and the senegal growing up together. I personally wouldn't try a community like what you have with larger bichir species.
  2. @yve You can treat with No Planaria, Prazi Pro, or some have treating with dog or cat dewormer.
  3. @yve are the worms flat and glide on the glass and substrate. If so those are planaria. I suggest treating the aquarium if they are planaria but if they are detritus worms like stated I wouldn't worry about them.
  4. @Vanessa K lowering the water level will help also.
  5. @Sparkyrad5150 I personally would use the pre-filter pad and any of the biomedia. I don't use carbon or anything to help remove Ammonia, Nitrite, or Nitrate so the last eight wouldn't be a choice for me.
  6. @beastie like stated depends on the aquarium size. Have you ever considered the Boesemani Rainbowfish.
  7. Tbh I only have battery operated pumps on hand. That my biggest fear because it's cold now where I live.
  8. @tolstoy21 I'll definitely keep posting 😃
  9. @Rockhound welcome to the forum. I suggest testing your water to find out if it suits the species you have listed. Some from the wild come from water with lower PH hardness. Test GH, KH, and PH and list them here.
  10. @Mattlikesfish36 I personally would do the 40 breeder more space although the 20 long would work as well imo.
  11. Spirulina powder would be my choice for a food source. Yeast will be eaten as well.
  12. @IlhamSetiawan I've personally had Black Skirt tetra combined with small Cardinal Tetra without issues. That's odd behavior imo.
  13. Possibly the Neons were not healthy when you purchased them. How often are the Blackskirts fed?
  14. @Comradovich that is excellent advice. I personally had planaria and leeches in my copepod colony. I personally collected from a nearby lake and never thought it contained so many unwanted critters 😆 There is no more planaria or any signs of leeches after 2 months of observation.
  15. @kevincanada reminds me of a product sold in the 70's 😆
  16. Tlindsey

    Guppy fry

    @JoeQ I personally would just smash a pellet until it looked like powder. Never used live Daphnia or Bloodworm Powder. What type of food do you feed the adult Guppy?
  17. @tetra great idea. Java Fern or Anubius glued or tied on may look appealing.
  18. A minute ago found this fry that was released prematurely. https://youtu.be/C15Imwt_VwE?si=8oLn-AnV8PxvpUOc
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