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Posts posted by Colu
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Great looking tank
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I had ten Columbian tetra in my tank. one went missing I looked everywhere in the tank two weeks later it turn with all marks on it body like it had been trap some where
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1 hour ago, Aubrey said:
It looks an awful lot like a mts, or at least what I purchased as mts. Although mine have spiky parts where the shell opens. I seem to have two different colors of them with one being a solid tan color and the other has some patterning. I had a yellow rabbit snail and the skin and shell looked different from the one you have, but I'm no expert. As far as chopstick snails, I have no experience but I think that is a good contender.
The two different colors of mts
the spiky part around the shell opening
the face part does look similar though
this a rabbit snail and the skin is much more wrinkled looking and the shell has grooves
Second type of trumpet snail is a spiky trumpet snail thiara scabra they get up to 1.2in in size
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It could have developed a secondary bacterial infection I would treat with aquarium salt 1 table spoon for 2 gallons for 5days if the red patches gets worse try maracyn or maracyn2
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It could be a type of rabbit snail
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That what I use
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It looks like an injury you could try aquarium salt 1 table spoon for 3gallons and monitor for one week the salt will stop the wound from getting infected
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I would remove before he gets eaten
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You could add some wonder shell to increase you water heardness
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I only use it to treat black bush algae not as a fertilizer
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Just reduced to one feed a day in stread of two they will be fine for a couple of day without food as long as they are in good condition
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You could try maracyn2 or kanaplex they treat gram negative bacterial infection any other symptoms loss of colour bent or curved back
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You can use a stainer to remove brine shrimp
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I would reduce feeding to help keep your ammonia and nitrite levels down while your tank is cycling
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Looks like it coming great
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Seachem stability will take time to work what you should do is small water changes daily till your ammonia and nitrite reading are zero doing large daily water changes can affect the beneficial bacterial and take longer to cycle your aquarium
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Your filter should take out suspended material in the water column
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Welcome to the forum
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Macropodus opercularis Paradise fish can breathe atmospheric air and can be keeped in unheated aquarium
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In an filtered tank you would be best with labyrinth fish such as gourami or betta or corydoras as they can breathe atmospheric air
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You might consider some nerite snails or a bristles nose pleco for algae come
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Welcome to the forum
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Great looking fish
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Welcome to the forum
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Salt and PANDA corydoras
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start to treat with a lower dose of salt and gradually increase the amount if they have a reaction do a water change to dilute the salt