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Should not be a problem. Running the same in a a 30g. Keep in mind that the firefish is a social fish.

Anyone from Dubai on this forum? I have been looking for live copepods and was hoping someone had better luck than I have.

Is it swimming normally and eating? What is you m/f ratio?

Can't tell much from the picture but the description sure did sound like anchorworm. They bury the head inside the fish and indeed hard to pull out. Looks like you have a bad outbreak. How many of ur fish have it in total?

Lol unfortunately wife is traveling with the cam

Done deal this weekend

They are actually very hardy fish that unfortunately starve in most tanks. Check out Ora. They claim to have bred mandarins that will eat frozen foods.

Try keeping 3 females per male. Easy enough to identify. If it has a little 'tube' around the anal fin it is male.

Wait and watch before you add. Are all you platies male?

Reef setup with a orange percula, a black percula, a purple fire goby, fire shrimp, cleaner and assorted coral

Most likely aiptasia.

Looks real good. Notice you have platies. What else u gonna stock? Be prepped for fry!

Thanks joyler!

Careful on the danios believe it or not, they actually gave my Betta some trouble. Very active and sometimes fin nippers.

Ty! Would be happy to add my inputs

Darn the things I'd do if I lived where you do! You sound like you are on the right track v

Happy to assist!

Yeah 20 min. The larger it is the easier it will be to keep the water stable. If you are planning mainly the types of fish you have now, a 29 should be ok

Have not heard of them infecting snails and shrimp. Moreover check that the meds you are using don't have copper otherwise the inverts won't survive it.

Basic levels are - Ammonia 0 Nitries 0 Nitrates close to nil Calcium 400 Ph 8.2 Sg 1.023

Get a small net and grab the fish in it. Bring the net to the surface but not all the way out. The fish should naturally flip to it's side and you should be able to grab the worm. They are nasty buggers though and guppies are delicate so success is far from guaranteed. The med recommended are...

Yeah a fish will 'adapt' to a smaller than normal tank it isn't healthy. I'm with bettababe here.

It depends. Keep testing. A fishless cycle is best but too late for that. Once ur tests start to come in normal( 3 weeks maybe?) you can slowly offload the chromis and add either a shrimp or goby.

Wow that's a serious powrhead! Good luck with the new one

Not to mention that in a bog tank they will breed like crazy and more than pay for themselves!