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definiteaquascape.tv is awesome. Its this polish guy that mostly posts aqua scaping videos at large aquarium conventions. He does commentary on the videos describing each aquarium, check it out for ideas of youtube videos you could do and check out the website. Definitely an untapped market...

Way to go scumbag!

Upon further research, now I think its Columnaris, which is a bacterial infection. I'm so lost.

Thank you, will check it out tomorrow. Its past 9 here.

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temp is 74 in main aquarium, put in quarantine...trying to get that temp up right now.

Doing a H2O2 bath right now. 5 ml in one gal of tank water for 30 minutes. I have some API Pimafix for the fungus that is apparently in my main aquarium too. The active ingredient says Pimenta racemosa.

Doing a H2O2 bath right now. 5 ml in one gal of tank water for 3 minutes. I have some API Pimafix for the fungus that is apparently in my main aquarium too. The active ingredient says Pimenta racemosa.

The fish has been behaving normally. BUT over night the white in between its scales has grown into a white growth. I quarantined it into a 5 gal bucket, added some gravel from its tanked, small filter and small 3gal heater. I am anxious to diagnose and treat.

Please help, having trouble diagnosing this

I have had this little guy in a group of three for about a year. Purchased from a lfs, not big chain. It has been doing great, grown from an inch to almost two inches, I check my fish everyday. This is what I noticed tonight looking over my fish. And when I look under its white belly I see...

All the ones I've used have sunk after a day or two of floating. Watch for mold growth on the bulb if they don't sink or sprout after around a week. Mine have sunk after a couple days, sprouted leaves after around a week or two, and the begun to pop out roots after a few weeks. The roots find...

I like those neon rasboras too

You shouldn't stuff those bulbs into the sand at all. Let them rest on the bottom until they sprout.

Might want to look into "nano" fish. They are really small and typically have a lower bio load so you can have more!