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  1. Yeah, I’ve heard conflicting info too. 🤷
  2. Very interesting. Thanks for the info. They seem like quite the handful for care but they are sure unique!
  3. Hello! I saw a photo on a breeder’s website of some kind of freshwater eel. Does anyone know what it is? I know it is kind of a shot in the dark but it really caught my eye so I had to see if anyone recognizes it. The picture is below. Thanks!
  4. Ooh very tempting idea to try 🤔 If you just go with chilis in a 31g with really good filtration, what do you think, maybe get away with having 20 - 25 or so? It wouldn’t have the same effect but it’d still be cool.
  5. Okay, thank you very much for the advice. Sounds good. I’ll keep an eye on them. 😁 @Colu
  6. Okay, I’ve been dosing with Microbe Lift Nite Out II starter bacteria but the water changes make sense. I’m not sure what is causing the weight loss and dark color though…
  7. NO2: 0.5 NO3: ~30 PH: 7 GH: 60 KH: 80 Thanks @Colu
  8. Okay, makes sense. I’ll try something bigger instead. Thanks for sparing me the loss! 🙏
  9. Hello all! I’ve read conflicting information on this compatibility so I wanted to open it up to you guys. Has anyone had success with angelfish and chile rasboras together? The tank would have plenty of plants and rocks for boundaries and territories. I was thinking a pair of koi angels with around 10ish chili’s in a 31g tank. Just throwing the idea around but looking to try a schooler other than tetras. Thanks!
  10. Hello everyone! So I have a 31 gallon community tank that has been running for about a month or so. They’ve been eating brine shrimp, bloodworms, and vibrabites. Everything has been pretty copacetic but one rainbowfish and two pearl gouramis never have seemed to gain weight like the others. Within the last week, the entire tank seems to have lost their appetite (went from feeding 2+ cubes to barely a half). Instead of everyone scarfing the food out of my hand, they are just picking at it and spitting it out. They are older juveniles so perhaps they’re just getting older? However, I’ve also noticed the one turquoise rainbow and the gouramis are very dark and not showing their normal colors with some fin clamping. I noticed the same symptoms with discus a few years ago and I believe they ended up succumbIng to parasites. The tank has been cycling but the nitrates and nitrates have been reasonable. The temp and ph have also been stable. With the pics below, do y’all think this is parasites or something else? The fish below are the 3 I’m most concerned about. Thanks for the advice! 🙏
  11. Okay, my lfs is now selling Aquarium Co-op fertilizer so I’ll pick up some of that soon.
  12. Hello! I purchased some new plants a couple of weeks ago and after some time, everything has bounced back except for some jungle valisneria. Is it normal for the plant to melt back a lot when placed in a new tank? This is my first time keeping this plant and I just want to make sure. The tank has strong lighting, no co2 and no fertilizer (for now). Thanks! 🙏
  13. Hello all! I purchased some cardinal tetras and panda garras yesterday from a lfs and within 24 hours I’ve lost 7 tetras and numerous others look like they’re on their way out. So far, every panda garra seems okay. After doing research I’m nearly certain that it is columnaris. Every article I’ve read says something different for treatment so I’m curious what you guys think is the best option. Any med recommendations? Thanks!
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