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  1. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

  2. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

    Yeah the only thing that I’ve noticed wrong is one of my platies with clamped fins I see white poop which I think means internal parasites... he’s eating and swimming fine.
  3. Michaelungaro1

    Feeding oto cats

    Cool... thanks so much. The only reason I asked is because I heard from my brother that Otos can be tricky to feed.
  4. Michaelungaro1

    Feeding oto cats

    Sorry... when I said 20L I meant 20 gallon long
  5. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

    Sorry about the he confusion; it’s a 20 gallon long
  6. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

  7. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

    It’s a 20 gallon long... sorry for the confusion[emoji51]
  8. Michaelungaro1

    Fish appear to be rapidly breathing

    20L My fish seem to be rapidly breathing even though I have so many plants... the following events are leading up to me finding them rapidly breathing: 1: I come home and try feed my oto cats a large piece of red seaweed. 2: seaweed basically dissolves, creating a huge mess. I take out...
  9. Michaelungaro1

    Feeding oto cats

    So I have about 3 Otocinclus cats in my 20L but the don’t seem to be interested in any of the food I try for them. So far I’ve tried the omega one red seaweed, algae wafers, and that’s about it. The pleco I have in there loves the wafers. Any ideas?
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