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I got a small golfish(3 in) that has a rock stuck in his mouth. what do I do?

I moved my 30 gal tank last weekend. Everything is fine and the inhabitants are happy but I have a snail that has been in it's shell since then, like 5 days now. It's not sticking out at all, it's completely sucked in, so at first i didn't think it was dead. It's been a while and i'm a bit...

I've seen a couple post on using it as a substrate, I'm considering using it on my new tank. I was wondering if there is less area for bacteria to colonize becuase it's more compact than gravel? Would this affect bio-load?

Do corys like vegies? If so what kind?

It's gonna be for a ~250 gallon tank. What kind of water pump would y'all recommend? I guess reliablilty over time would be the thing that i'm most concerned with. I'm probably gonna buy 2 pumps, for redundency reasons.

I just bought a large acylic tank used :D :D :D . Well, there used to be a divider in there and there is acrylic glue on the inside. I was wondering if there is a solvent that will take off acrylic glue? Or some other way to get it off safely without hurting the acrylic? maybe a buffer?

I'm in line to buy a 290 gal acylic aquarium for $300 if all goes well. 8O Guy just wants to get rid of it. I'm going to go check it out on Wednesday and prol buy it barring something crazy being wrong with it. Well, I've been daydreaming a lot of what i'm gonna put in it. So I thought it...

Very sad stuff happening in my fish tank. I had just recently did about a 40% water change and almost all my fish died. :( I'll give y'all the story and any input would be appreciated. I started my 30 gal tank bout 3 months ago, did a fishless cycle and got some fish, some neon tetras...

Hello, I am about to get done with my fishless cycle and was thinking about what I should put in it. I have a 30 gal tank and would really like to get some FW invertabrates. Some snails or a crayfish would be really cool. Shrimp are cool also. I guess my question is what type of fish would...

I started a fishless cycle this weekend and I think I added too much ammonia. I've been testing everyday and it reads off the charts , +8.0 or so. I'm using the aquarium pharm master kit. My question is, will it still be ok? I assume the bacteria will come and just eat it but i'd like to be...

I was just wondering... I'm planning on setting up a 30 gallon tank, do I need some sort of air pump to oxygenate the water? How does oxygen get in the water? or any special considerations i need to make?