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Kurt Brutting

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  1. I would keep an eye on him and see if he is nibbling on himself. It just seems like a lot of fin went missing in one day. To provide enrichment you could put a mirror in front of him for 5mins to 10mins a day to get him to flare. That will exercise his fins. I’d hate to recommend Meds if that’s not the problem. Here is a really good video from Irene.  Keep me posted and good luck.
     

     

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  2. My newest setup “The Betta Cove” (I name my tanks) is ready for it’s 1st inhabitants! Tuesday I have Kuhli Loaches arriving from Dansfish. 
    It’s the 1st time I’m keeping Kuhli Loaches so I’m stoked! But the main species will be a pair of Betta Channoides for my next breeding project. It will be my 1st time breeding mouth brooders. I cannot wait, I can hardly contain myself! But I might have to wait until the Kuhli Loaches are big enough not to be gobbled up. 

     

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  3. My Grand Daddy Purple Mystery Snail Bulldozer passed away last night! I had him for just over 2 years. He had a good life, dive bombing Cory Cats for food, plowing through plants, and making lots & lots of babies. RIP Buddy! 

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  4. That’s awesome congratulations! My Pandas have been BUSY! I’m not trying to breed them at this time and I got 7 new babies swimming around! Super cute and exciting. 

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  5. I heard a good tip about catching fish from my LFS. Use a net and chase the fish around with your hand. Have the fish scared of your hand not the net. That way you can chase the fish into the net. 
    I tried it with my Cory’s, it still took forever because of the plants and hard scape, but it definitely helped. 

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  6. I have lucky Bamboo in 3 of my aquariums. I love the look they give to my aquariums, but it seems to me some take really good to my water while some  struggle or grow super slow. I think you get good stock or not. Definitely wash them good before putting in your aquarium and I put roots in the water close to the substrate and the leaves above the water. The roots can spread across the back of the aquarium kind of like pothos. 
     

  7. I did a super clean once to a very established tank, I stirred everything up really good, and the worst thing that happened was a bacterial bloom. It took a few weeks to go away, but parameters all stayed in check. I would keep an eye on all your inhabitants for awhile make sure everyone else is ok. 

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