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just checking IF this is ICH its on the tail
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Thanks!
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Hello! I have a 10-gal mollie tank and one of them (or more) has ick, i think. I have ICK-X, so how long should I use it? Should I also raise the temp? I've been seeing 3 days for treatment and raise it to 80º, but I want a real professionals opinion.🤔 😁
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thanks!
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Hi guys! Nothing Important, exept around 40 NEW MOLLIE FRY! Here's a pic:
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I have been seeing these white little dots appear in my tank, and zI don't know what they are or where they are coming from. The only things I have in my tank are mollies, neon tetras, cory cats, a loach, an otto, and 3 (maybe 2) nerite snails. I would thinks they are from the nerite snails, but my tank is freshwater and I was told they don't lay in freshwater tanks. If any of you guys can identify, that would be helpful. Thanks!
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Hello again! I have an update (since 2 weeks ago ) on my sailfin. His fungi had been growing and i still have him in quarantine, and need some other help than the Maracyn. Can you help?
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Thanks guys!
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Since she was the only female with 2 males
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i think shes still pregnant
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Molly. if you look in the 2 pics above the fry, you can see the mom by the bottom of the rock pile. Or here:
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Hi @CorydorasEthan! I have a question about pygmy corys and a juuli cory. I have one of each. how big do juuli corys get? mine is about a year old in my hands and is only about 2 inches long. Same question about the pygmy. i just wanna know how big they get with the age. also, do they need a school of 3 fish, or are they ok by themselves? just curious. Thanks!
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Hey there! Julii cories (Corydoras trilineatus) get to around 2 inches long, while pygmy cories (Corydoras pygmaeus) grow around only 1 inch long. Also, yes, Corydoras are schooling fish, and prefer to be housed in larger groups. I would recommend a bare minimum of three of each species, but the more the merrier. I find that pygmy cories are especially shy and require larger groups of around ten to display natural schooling behaviors. I hope this helps!
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Yeah, mom just gave birth two weeks ago. they have gotten 3x their size since birth!
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Hi! im a new member and here are my tanks! 1 20gal, 1 2 1/2gal, and 1 10gal quarantine.
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Also, i have a 3 month old fry, and she can change her scale and eye color from tank to brown. She only does it at night and when shes scared, but i haven't seen her actual colorful scales grow in yet. When does their color start to come in?
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For the characteristics, my female had be with the same two males for 7 weeks, so i think one of them is the father. Thanks for the advice though!
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Hi! my mollie just had some fry with 2 large sailfin males, and the fry don'y have any trace of a sail fin. will they just grow into it when they're older? thanks (they are only 2 weeks old, so I may have to wait and that is my problem.)
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Thanks guys! i have him in a quarantine tank, and i have aquarium salt. I do water changes every other day. If the Maracyn doesn't work, I'll try the salts. Thanks so much!
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Hi! My big sailfin molly has had this white splotch on his sail fin, not letting him completely open his majestic sail. Until a few days ago it turned red, and now I'm getting worried. He had this on him when I got him, an I really need advice on how to get rid of it or what it is. I got help from Petco and they said add Maracyn, so I've done that. Anything would help. I think it's a fungal disease, but I'm not sure. Thanks!
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Hi guys! This goes for all of my 4 images btw: My big sailfin molly has had this white splotch on his sail fin, not letting him completely open his majestic sail. Until a few days ago it turned red, and now I'm getting worried. He had shis on him when I got him, an i really need advice on how to get rid of it or what it is. Anything would help. I think it's a fungal disease, but I'm not sure. Thanks! -
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