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  1. TheSwissAquarist
    In that case, I'm clueless! Maybe the fact that there's ?
  2. TheSwissAquarist
    OK, in that case keep us posted on how it develops...a friend had this in a new tank, but it disappeared after 4 weeks. 🤦‍♂️ I'm an idiot
  3. TheSwissAquarist
    I'm told that reticulated SAEs eat that nasty stuff (Crossocheilus Reticulatus), mine work wonders! How big is the tank??
  4. TheSwissAquarist
    Right, sorry! Maybe add a couple more Amanos in this case, like that you get a good clean-up crew which would eat this before you even notice it.
  5. TheSwissAquarist
    Are any of the other plants wilting? Try Easy Green as a first course of action. How big is the tank? Maybe also try dimming the light a bit, or turning it on less? Does anyone else have any other ideas? @Fish Folk @Guppysnail @Chick-In-Of-TheSea
  6. TheSwissAquarist
    I just assumed that you didn't like the look of it...how big is the tank?
  7. TheSwissAquarist
    Nice! Probably very useful to a couple of beginners on this forum!
  8. TheSwissAquarist
    Try introducing about 5-6 amanos if its a 15 gal or under; they should soon get rid of the unsightliness.
  9. TheSwissAquarist
    Looks to me like some of them aren't entirely gold...never a bad thing though! I recently did an albino x normal BN breeding thing; very fun!
  10. TheSwissAquarist
    I agree partially with @gardenman....although if they spawn, I expect you shall know whos who!
  11. TheSwissAquarist
    It's never too late!
  12. TheSwissAquarist
    I've seen bumblebee cat fry before (in one of my Gdads aquariums) and they look very cute! They should breed quite well in the same tank as the Pseudomugil Gertrudae (I prefer Luminatus, but hey-ho!) as they spawn in different areas of the tank.
  13. TheSwissAquarist
    Sorry to hear that; Good Luck!
  14. TheSwissAquarist
    Wondered what it was going to be called; thanks!
  15. TheSwissAquarist
    If there are any potential egg eaters (apart from the parents!) I would remove them. Flow shouldn't be an issue
  16. TheSwissAquarist
    True!
  17. TheSwissAquarist
    Of course not!! I have kept the algae block packet (its got a decent seal on it) for 2 years!
  18. TheSwissAquarist
    Can RR also dance the cha cha cha and fly a F-15? There seems to be no end to its usefulness! 😜
  19. TheSwissAquarist
    African Butterfly Fish have a field day with larvae, as do bettas and most barbs/danios.
  20. TheSwissAquarist
    Maybe attempt another nano fish, like chili rasboras, or some mosquito fish.
  21. TheSwissAquarist
    Rubber bands work great, but for glueing stuff together my go-to is silicone and the feature is held in place with rubber bands while it dries.
  22. TheSwissAquarist
    You're not the only one who's completely bedazzled by IT! These days there's an app for this, an app for that, and even an aquarium light has an app!
  23. TheSwissAquarist
    My plecos are still chomping down on algae blocks which are 2 years old (but then again, they eat everything!)
  24. TheSwissAquarist
    Welcome to the forum! I agree with @Scapexghost, once you've added water its safe to add plants, as they'll help cycle the tank etc and get it ready for fish.
  25. TheSwissAquarist
    I agree, one could almost qualify it as a hedge field!
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