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Posts posted by timQ
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Yeah. Looks like some red in the dorsal. I saw about 6 of them
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Anyone know what kind of fish this is? US Native Fish in WA, believ it might be a trout or salmon? Can anyone clairfy the species?
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On 6/13/2022 at 4:23 AM, Guppysnail said:
There are so many fun things under a scope to watch. Here is one I did of a bladder snail embryo shortly before hatching. You can see the heartbeat
Here is a fantastic thread on Drop Drama and you can see the microverse drama play out. I recently started to take random mulm samples to see what soap operas are going on beneath my noticeAnd here is a neat thread.
so cool, the heartbeat!
I took a mulm sample and a ceramic sample. The bacteria is so tiny. Im going to need to get a stronger objective.- 1
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Ive been doing a new youtube series and just checking out some cool stuff in the aquarium hobby under the microscope. Check out what microworms look like. These critters are crazy looking. Ideas on stuff to do? I think BBS, Bloodworms, BB etc...
Under the Microscope! Microworms They look super cool and think I saw some with eggs
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My breeding setup
Water Params - Tap water (who knows? lol)
Temps 70-74
(2) 10 Gallon Sponge Filter
10 Gallon Tank
Feed heavily for a week.
50% water change with colder tap water
Bam gets em in the mood every time
Now my Sterbai are harder to breed than my pandas
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telescope goldfish and pearlscale goldfish...not a fan at all.
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On 5/11/2022 at 12:08 AM, Torrey said:
Looks like disturbed mosquito larvae. Great fish food!
Mosquito larvae go through multiple stages of growth.
Some species have as few as 3 stages if I remember correctly?
Others have more, and they don't look like that until the last 72 hours before they emerge as mosquitoes.
Ty, I thought they were Mosquito larvae but looked a bit different. Guess its probably the later stages. Thanks!
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Moves like mosquito larvae but looks like a worm? This is an old pile of hornwort I took out of a pond tub.
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Has anyone had success breeding these guys? Debating on whether or not to try since I love knife fish and plan on getting some larger tanks.
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Found dried sweetgum pods to be some of the best shrimp floor litter. Toss 4 of them in there and you will have housing, food and tannins for your shrimp. Ive found my population boom since I put in 4 pods in a 10 gallon of my Blue Diamonds and Chocalates
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Yeah, everything is set up correctly. Not sure why the neck peice is flimsy
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Has anyone else experienced the Co-Op nets having issues. 3rd one that I've had that has broken at the neck.
Getting frustrating
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Setting up a new rack for growouts (x3 20 Gal T, (x8 10 Gal Breeders), (4x 20L Breeders)
Need to frame the section of the garage for heat insulation. Set up new fry growout rack for all teh babies- 1
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I usually bulk buy my "live" food and put it in my garage freezer.
Brine Shrimp
Mysis
Isopods
Bloodworms
They last for quite awhile. I toss in rapashy too. Let it slowly melt off in the tank and all the inhabitants love it- 1
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whats the GH?
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I would bump the heat and feed BBS/Daphnia/Live foods to get them to grow faster. Water changes too
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Yeah, he passed yesterday. I tried treating but to no avail. All others in the tank are fine.
Parameters are good, temps at 78, did a 30% water change and all others are good. Sucks but ill just do another water change and medicate the tank just in case.
Thanks for all the info- 1
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On 1/2/2022 at 11:05 AM, HydraSlayer said:
aw poor guy. Has his behaviour been any different?
Nope, suprisingly they spawned while i was gone and hes still eating. Looks like a bad bacterial infection and parasite?
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@Fish Folk thanks for the identification!
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On 11/5/2021 at 10:06 PM, Lifeisgood said:
That is a great idea if I can figure out how to put a lid on it without scaring them away. They are quick swimmers and dart for cover. I am trying to figure out how to make a clear trap door that I can close with fishing line or something.
I have wondered if a smaller version of a fish trap would work. But having never seen a small one ready made—I am faced with trying to come up with making one. Daunting task.
maybe a minnow type trap. Conicle circle with a inverted entrance? Like a sodbottle lid inverted. Toss some food in there and see if that works.
US Native Fish ID?
in General Discussion
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Suncadia. Near cle elum.