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  1. Have you tried filter floss? This could work.
  2. They basically all do the same thing, brand loyalty plays in big with dechlorinators.
  3. I could walk you through it, but I think it would be much more effective to check YouTube for a walk through. The visuals will help much more than words can. Good luck.
  4. You should see them in a couple of weeks being very tiny.
  5. I’ve kept a school of a dozen or so in the past. Give it time, be patient. When it come to breeding time, they will turn electric hot pink. Very cool fish.
  6. @PluckyD I’d email customer service, I’m sure they can help you out.
  7. @BIRD0887 Cory has business videos somewhere on YouTube specifically pertaining to opening a fish store. I’m pretty sure you have to be a member to gain access, but I’m not 100% sure.
  8. @Tony s that’s what I use on my goldfish pond. It works and is cheap enough to replace every couple of years.
  9. While you allow for the wait time, do you have them laying flat? If not, then that’s probably the issue.
  10. They’re already in a 5 gallon bucket. Remove most of the water and any decor that can be smashed around. Place decor in dechlorinated water. Netting them out adds an unnecessary step to further stress them. I’ve done it a dozen times with much larger aquariums without issue ever.
  11. @Little Guys that is too broad a statement. Some species will get best results over dark substrate while others do best over light substrate. For example, melanotaenia look best over dark substrate. If they live over light substrate, they wash out. However, neolamprologus multifasciatus look best over light substrate. When placed over dark substrate, they will begin to look more like neolamprologus similis. To the untrained eye that doesn’t know about the collar stripe, it most certainly would not be in its best dress. Cater to the species, simple.
  12. You’re playing with fire putting any livebearers other than endlers in anything less than 10 gallons. IMO, this is for the very experienced.
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