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  1. T. Payne
    I have it in several of my outdoor ponds, it grows as fast as duckweed and I hate duckweed, so I won't introduce it into the fishroom.
  2. T. Payne
    Appears to be its operculum.
  3. T. Payne
    While I have never witnessed corydoras eating an entire snail including the shell, I commonly crush snails on the aquarium glass and my breeding groups of corydoras rush to them and eat them. I wouldn't imagine it being a problem for them consuming the shell as well.
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    Thats the one reason I do not care for hornwort, the plant dropping needles leaves a huge mess that must be removed manually.
  5. T. Payne
    The only floating plant my goldfish do not care to ear is dwarf water lettuce. As far the pleco goes, is it a male or female and what size aquarium is it in?
  6. T. Payne
    You should not have any issues keeping them with smaller species of tetras and corydoras.
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    Males will chase each other and display, I wouldn't consider them aggressive though.
  8. T. Payne
    Mollies 100%
  9. T. Payne
    Thats definitely a large older fish then. I've bred several species of psuedomugil, and while technically this isn't one of those species, I have never heard of one living anywhere near 5 years of age, far from a fast growing species as well.
  10. T. Payne
    Short lived fish, appears to be an older mature male. How large is the fish?
  11. T. Payne
    I would say this is a case of poor genetics on top of old age. Alot of rainbows get humpback with age, but the crooked spine is genetics.
  12. T. Payne
    Never had a problem with ich x causing water issues. I used it for years and if needed is a go to in my fishroom.
  13. T. Payne
    You can absolutely do this with 4 aquariums. When I kept guppies I had one aquarium for the breeding adults, one for fry, one for juvenile females and one for juvenile males. Worked out great for me, this way I could select the next generation of breeders after seeing them color up and select for the looks I wanted.
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    I would not recommend a red tail shark with those species or in that size aquarium.
  15. T. Payne
    The only time I've had these show up is when I either brought in plants from my ponds and introduced them to my indoor tanks or if I recently purchased plants from a Florida nursery that houses the plants outdoors. How you done either one of these recently?
  16. T. Payne
    Agree dragon fly nymph. Be careful they are voracious fry eaters.
  17. T. Payne
    I agree with @cmo1922, wait until the leaves get larger.
  18. T. Payne
    Unless it is being harmed by the other fish, is still eating and acting normal, then I would not be overly concerned and just keep an eye out for it.
  19. T. Payne
    If you can't provide him a proper home in brackish water, you might want to consider rehoming it.
  20. T. Payne
    Shrimp would be a good choice, the corydoras would be fine as well.
  21. T. Payne
    Be careful feeding beef heart, i know it is popular in the discus community, but it is a harder food for fish to digest properly.
  22. T. Payne
    Looks to be a male.
  23. T. Payne
    2nd pic appears to be fish waste partially digested and has began to rot.
  24. T. Payne
    Makes sense, my sterbai lay on glass and plant leaves and my pandas lay in mops.
  25. T. Payne
    Test the water parameters in each tank and make sure they are close to one another and you are good to go.
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