Recent content by MICEY

sounds like a lot of fish in that tank which is new bet your tetras are dieing from ammonia or nitrites, none of those fish are great in a new tank they are all sensitive to water conditions

get an ro filter , chempure also works great

just checking the presents for hiding fish but only found some brownies

white clouds don't need a heater as long as the water does not freeze they come from the mountains of china and live in cool temps they are not tropical fish they are also very easy to breed and many people use them for feeders , there very colorful fish if given proper food and living conditions

looks like a female males have point on the tail

tetras are not the best fish to put in a new tank barbs are better but if there doing ok after a few weeks all is good I prefer the look of the cardinals better than the neons I would have at leat 6 of each kind the more the better you can easierly put 75 fish thatb size in the tank just don't...

my yo yo loachs are all clowns

I was playing with my fox terror with a laser pointer (it drives him crazy chasing the red dot , and I shined it on the fish tank and all the barbs started chasing the dot it was funny but the angel just sat there he will not go after live food just flakes :dance:

I water all my flowering plants with it

best way to remove algae is to put a bristle nose in the tank they will clean every bit of it in a few weeks and keep the glass and plants spotless

move everything except the fish into new tank keep fish in bare old tank and treat the for minimum 2 weeks which will kill all the ick on the fish and all the ick on the rocks and everything else will die without the fish in the tank

here is a picture of my happy angel taken with my new ( for me) camera

oscars need very good filtration they are messy eater , if youy feed feeders which is a bad idea there always sick they will make a mess with scales

I never be-leaved in adding un necessary chemicals to your tank and most lfs add it to the water in the bag to replace the slime they lose when netted also depends on the fish a large tough cichilid that is treated gently probly does not need it a much more sensitive fish like a neon that was...

remember it takes 2 weeks for complete treatment(some people say 10 days but I like to, add a few more to be shore vacuuming the gravel helps a little and so does a micro filter , I used to treat most ick with heat and a diatom filter the best way if you have a large tank is to remove your...