PoisonMoon88

It started with rescuing some Stinkpot Musk Turtles. 🐢 The option was to let the keeper toss them in the wild or I could do my best to learn as much as possible and take them in. I was given a male and female in a tiny 10g tank. I knew it was too small even before doing my research but after getting a 30g I realized even that was too small. So the tank grew as did my knowledge and admiration. I had always dreamed of having a pond with Koi. The turtles were the next best thing. Eventually I got the shiny fish I would ogle at in the pet stores. (Those silly Neon Tetras always caught my eye.) Again my knowledge and admiration grew. Here I am today with more fish and still learning something new everyday. I can sit for hours just watching.

My tetra looked exactly the same. I tryed salt treatment stage one with frequent water changes replacing the salt I removed when adding the new water. When that did not work I tryed stage 2. Then stage three. I even tryed dosing my tank with meds. Nothing seemed to work. None of my other tetras looked ill either and my water parameters were on point. Sorry I couldnt help more.

Its been my experience that is does not. Has anyone had success with it?

Thank you so much for your input I really appreciate it. I will try that. Ive also never been on a forum before so Im still learning how to navigate. Thanks for your patience.

My female Guppy gave birth a week ago. She was fine for a few days but is suddenly swimming tail down. Whats wrong? What can I do?! My water parameters are good. I did have issues with temprature fluctuations for 4 days but was watching it like a hawk and have it stable now. I am thinking its either due to temprature fluctuations, male being over agressive, or the algae wafers for the cory? I wont rule out possible bacteria/parasite issue. Swim bladder disease? Do I wait and see if low stress helps? I have removed the aggressive male. Do I salt? Do I medicate?