Recent content by Travis32

I have a 75 gallon tank with full lid. I have zebra danios, cory catfish, bossemani rainbowfish, dalmation molly, and 1 angelfish. I feed them all flakes and dried bloodworms as well as sinking tablets specifically for bottom feeders like cory catfish Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice...

I was at my local fish store and saw these. I have never seen these before or heard of them. Are they a very common fish? Are they a very easy fish and get along with most in a tropical community tank? How many should be in a group? Thanks to anyone with info. Sent from my SM-G360P using...

Ok. I might get a 2nd one (roughly same size) and see how it goes Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Hey everyone, I am just needing to know if it is ok to get a second angelfish? I have heard it is ok, and have been told not to get more than one. My tank is a 75 gallon FW community tank. It has zebra danios, Bossemani rainbowfish, cory catfish, one dalmation molly, and one angelfish that we...

Hey everyone, in an update, I bought nitra-zorb on amazon. In just a few days my nitrate levels have gone from a consistent 80 down to a consistent 10-20 (colors are so close it is hard to tell) Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Sorry, no idea how long at shop, probably 1 day or so. To acclimate them I put the bag that the fish were in into my water and let it sit for roughly 20 minutes. Then opened the bag put in some of my tank water to make the bag have half there water and half my water. Let that sit for another 20...

This might be a tough question to ask, but we just bought 6 Madagascar rainbow fish from are aquatic store here locally and within 2 days every one of them had died, and I'm trying to figure out what went wrong. My tank has been cycled for many months. All the other fish in my tank are thriving...

Sorry, forgot to mention that I am using liquid test kit. Also when testing my water it shows 0 ammonia, but it does show a high nitrite level, at around 1 ppm, and my nitrate level in my tap water is around 10-20 ppm. so I know that's a problem because my tank is converting it into nitrates and...

I am having a problem with my aquarium levels being exceptionally high in nitrates. My ammonia levels are always at zero, my nitrate levels are always zero, but my nitrate levels are always at the very top of the scale using the API fresh water test kit. I just tested it and it showed roughly...

Okay, thanks Brennae. Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Specifically, mine is the Hikari Algae Wafers (green and white package) Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Mine has fish meal as first ingredient then a lot of vegetable stuff and toward the end it lists krill meal and spirulina. Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Sorry, I am using the correct wafers, I just said algae wafer as it was just easier to type. I am looking for opinions on how you feed the wafers to them Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Just would like some people's opinions. I have 6 cories in my tank and feed them with 1 algaev wafer every other day (along with flakes). I am just curious if you through whole wafer in tank, cut it in half, or break into pieces, or crush it completely? Thanks everyone. Sent from my SM-G360P...

I am just wondering what the typical (safe) level is for nitrates? Also, what would you consider high and/or dangerously high? Thanks Sent from my SM-G360P using Aquarium Advice mobile app