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Welcome MTS is real I am resisting it daily with just 1 tank. I have fish room envy all the time athough I have never had one it looks like a lot of fun. Welcome back to the hobby.
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Well the poor little guy died. The fungus grew rapidly in size even with the meds and salt. I even had some java moss in the quarantine bowl with him. I guess his hiding with the illness caused me to miss the window to treat the issue.
I would still like to know what happened to him in the main tank as all the other fish are healthy. I did a big water change on the main tank, cleaned the filter (rinsed sponges in removed water) and vacuumed the loose detritus on the gravel but did not disturb the gravel very much. I didn't want to disturb the tanks digestion capacity for its bio load. (last time I cleaned the gravel very well and changed water I lost my only sail fin molly after).
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Thanks , I just read the blog Post on aquarium Co-op. It said Maricin, ich x, and salt.
How to Cure Fungus on Aquarium Fish
WWW.AQUARIUMCOOP.COMIf your fish has a white- or gray-colored growth on its mouth or body, it could have a fungal infection. Fungal outbreaks are...Think I should do salt for a week or hit one of the two meds first in the quarantine tank? Currently I have 1 tablespoon per gallon of salt in with the fish.
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This poor fellow was hiding in my decor and I found him today. I have him quarantined with salt. Can anyone identify this illness? It looks like a fungus to me.
My tank has been set up more than a year and is 78 degrees. Other fish are healthy.
I would love any fish disease book recommendations to add to the library.
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wow that looks perfect for rearing fry they could hide anywhere !
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Welcome awesome looking tanks! How tall does the pearl weed grow ?
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I’m glad in a way I’m learning with guppy fry though I do feel bad for them. If it was apistograma fry I would Not be happy. (Someday I want apistograma caucatoidies) I guess the guppies are a good beginner fish to learn how to breed.
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Well there are no more fry 😞 I took the female out of the breeder days ago and the fry were growing out in the breeder. I came down today and one of the females managed to jump in and she ate all the fry last night.... Lesson learned I need a breeder with a lid it looks like.
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They definitely are prolific I separated them we will see how many babies they can have without the male fish. I read that they can store the sperm so I’m not sure how many more fry to plan for.
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14 so far and the momma is doing fine.
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The kids are super excited this morning we have been waiting days for these fry.
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@Tanked Do you feed the feral cats or do they just hang around? I grew up in the country and lots of my friends parents owned dairy farms and the feral cats kept the vermin down. Some were friendly as well I used to pet them allergies or no lol.
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Super pet lover here but allergic to everything, and my two children inherited allergies as well so fish are our only option. But I love fish and the kids are really starting to enjoy them so its not all bad!
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Welcome back I just joined after a 20 year hiatus myself. 55 gallon is a great size it should be lots of fun. Vinegar should work and real crusty stuff a razor blade would work (just be careful not to nick the silicone).
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I just started as well and wanted to have live plants and after watching videos I got anubius and java moss. and both are growing great. Both are super easy and you can grow them on basic gravel. The Java moss honestly can just float around it does not root. The anubius roots and I tied mine to small pieces of wood until the roots grabbed the wood. It grew so much I split the rhizome and have a few just with the roots in gravel. Just be mindful with anubius not to bury the rhizome.
The fuzzy ball ones are java moss, and the leafy plants are Anubius I had one and it grew enough to split it into 5 parts.
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Watch the livestream where Cory talks about the documentary "Wild Caught" which basically gets to the point that things being wild caught can actually lead to the support of local peoples their economies and preservation of the environment.
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Tanked it sounds like I need to find a 55 gallon to "rescue"
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I am about to order the fry food for my guppies I've been smashing flakes. How do you like it ?
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How many shrimp do you get when you are starting I may do a second tank with them. What are you feeding yours and do you use crushed coral, ADA, or wondershell for them ?
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For what its worth since I am new back to the hobby I did a fish in cycle. I got three sailfin mollies for my 20gal unfortunately in my case 2 of 3 died and I found out that they need more salt and are a harder fish to keep overall. If I had started with 3 guppies they probably would have been fine.
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Is your tank planted ? Those nitrates may not show up if the plants are using it.
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I have a good understanding on the Nitrogren cycle and ammonia, and nitrite are always good, my nitrate climbs like normal but I get that with water changes. The water stays green even after water changes I was thinking about a UV sterilizer as well for the free floating algae. I am overtstocked and I have been trying to form a relationship with my LFS since the guppies are so prolific.
I have given away about 20 and separated males and females to slow them down.
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Welcome sounds like a wonderful tank. What sorts of fish are you planning for your community? How long have you been waiting doing the cycling?
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What does it actually cost per month to run a fish room ? I bid a job once at a house that the owner said his monthly power bill was 1500.00 per month. He had two huge reef tanks not sure the size maybe 800 gallon each plus he said the food was 500-1000 per month with all the corals and different creatures it seemed nuts. He was easily based on what he said spending 2k a month on those tanks.