Recent content by WoopAhhh

I like your reply (:

Exactly, that's what I think of when I feed them. So when I hear about people feeding their fish 5 times a day, I instantly feel bad for the fish and think they're being overfed.

I've been reading online, and a lot of people say twice a day. I've even found a lot of people saying 3-5 times a day. But then, I've also found people saying you should feed fish only once every other day. So what do you think is the proper way to feed fish and how often?

I have tried to find a better store to purchase fish, however there are absolutely none in my area. I thought I finally found one last week, but when I drove there to buy fish, it was closed down :( So I'm stuck with Petco/Petsmart fish.

I have no other fish in the tank, the glofish got it all to themselves. And I'm not sure. I've never had much luck with fish before this. Although I bought them from PetSmart, so it could be possible.

I have a 20 gallon tank, I've have it since last year and have since then fishless cycled. I test the tank water with an API Master Test Kit and the ammonia and nitrite levels stay at 0, and the nitrates are also at a good level. About three weeks ago I bought 6 glo-fish. Now I only have 2. I...

But I haven't actually heated the water yet. It was 80 when I got home and checked it. I'm thinking it's due to my tank light.

Yeah, but it doesn't work unless I turn it to a number over 80

I just bought the heater and a thermometer.. But apparently the water is 80 degrees -_- So how am I supposed to lower the temperature?

Oh, so a heater isn't really necessary for glofish?

Okay, thanks (: I just had to make sure.

I've already fishless cycled. That's why I'm buying fish now. It's a 20 gallon.

In a few hours I'm going to buy glofish (at least that's my plan). I'm also going to buy a heater. I was wondering if it would be okay to start heating the water the same day I buy the fish (basically, I'll float the fish's bag as I install the heater, or I'll install the heater after I put...

Well if you just worry about water changes rather than cycling the tank, technically you're still cycling the tank, considering the bacteria still build up :P

Well, I already have posted something about him. But it's kind of too late for the fish :(