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little blue here was sold as a "female baby betta"

Pretty sure that red earsliders need to eat IN the water as it helps them swallow and allow the digestive system breakdown the food...do research before you go out and choose a life to hold in your hands....

Mojo my new dojo loach☺already eating away at my mts problem

Well....honestly picking them out by hand gets more out than a trap imo

To answer your question yes it's normal..it's fish waste(poop) the color looks to be the same as the food and it's not stringy

I think that you should reread the rules of the forum...we are all here because of our love of an "expensive" hobby..and for the humane care of them...those little goldies are suffering and can't tell you anything...yes this is expensive tanks,filters,lights ,food,heaters and just generally...

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Feed it every once and a while little bits of food will decay turning to ammonia for the bb to live on while you have it empty

I'm going to try it tonight lol we'll see I guess

https://youtu.be/V9WvzJlnmEs

This might help identify and trap them

I can't help you hey rid of them because I'm having the same problem I've been picking them out every morning 15-20 a day sometimes but I believe I can identify them as mts ( Malaysian trumpet snails )

I don't believe burger wife was being rude just trying to explain that the tank is too small for goldfish...that tank is the equivalent of you being trapped in a tiny bathroom with a friend and no working toilet... (stuff piles up) it's not safe for your fish..they need more room to swim and...

Yes it is

The filter should run all the time!!! letting water flow over the media inside the system creating the beneficial bacteria you need and much needed gas exchange..there is a little switch on the side of the little pump. you can adjust the flow with that..your betta will do just fine in that...

These little guys came on a plant that had long since passed(my best guess)...I would see one or two and pick them out but now they are everywhere! Piles of them what are they exactly? And how do I get rid of the massive population of them without and harm to my other snails?

Just watch for fin nipping I have 12 tiger barbs and a dwarf gourami in my community tank and for the first day the barbs would follow the gourami nipping once and a while then stopped all at once I think they will do fine

Thank you ?

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How long are the lights on each day?

What are your parameters for the tests? What's the temperature of the water? What kind of fish are you keeping? What size is the tank?

You can do water changes as often as you like clean fresh water is never a bad thing. As far as like vacuuming the substrate I do mine once a week as well as clean the glass and any decor that needs it. my filters I don't touch unless I notice a flow Change usually once a month or so.

A 5 gallon tank has such a small footprint more than one of anything is pushing it....instead of cramming "critters" into any empty tanks you have laying about maybe research an animal you like and get or maybe make a bigger tank for them? Just my opinion

I've been looking at ro/di systems online..but there are so many to choose from...I'm trying to go as cheap as possible but I need it to be reliable and actually work...my main concern is filter replacement parts if I get a really cheap unit the filters are impossible to find...what are some...

Thank you for your reply ? I'll look into changing them soon