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I’m not sure what any of those things are. If I were you I would wait a couple of weeks to see what happens. If they’re parasites then they will die from not having a food source. Sorry I couldn’t help much. Good luck!

How many fish are in the tank? I’ve bred guppies for a couple of years now and I have never had any luck with breeder boxes. The fish get very stressed and can hold in the babies (sounds crazy I know). If there aren’t too many fish in the tank, you can add lots of hiding spots and the babies...

I would say around 8-10 days. You will notice her swell more and eventually her stomach will look almost like a box. Once this happens, she will give birth within a day or less. Hope this helps

Is it in a freshwater tank?

I think the endlers would be fine. I have had them with Betas before with no problems. Those endlers also would not increase your bio load by too much. They are very neat fish! Have fun!

I had a lot of natural and unfertilized plants in the tank at the time. They helped replenish the oxygen supply and my tank was by no means bio-loaded to the max. Also, the fish in there were very hardy. I had several types of tetras, danios, a pleco, and a few guppies in a 55 gallon tank

That’s not a very big drop. Like Brookster123 said, it should have been fine if it were a perfectly healthy tank. My tanks have been without power for 3 days sometimes. Maybe there’s something else going on...

An airstone certainly would’ve helped a little bit. I think that the biggest thing that caused harm would have been temperature fluctuation. What was it before and after the outage?

Ok that's probably the best thing I can do. Thanks for the help! -Jonah

Thanks for the advice! The reason why I don't think it is byropsis is because it hasn't spread. It has just been getting taller..... would a better picture help?

Hi! I just set up a new saltwater aquarium about two months ago. I am using a combination of dry and cured live rock. I currently only have one blue-legged hermit crab in the tank right now. On one of the pieces of rock, there is this growth that I have been watching for the past couple of...