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how long did you treat the ICH? It can take weeks to go away. Check out this site. I have been treating ICH in my tank for nearly four weeks now. http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/ich.php

okay i just did all my water test and this is how it goes pH 8 no2 .5 (AHHH) no3 50 (AHH again) Ammonia .25 I am doing a 10% water change right now. I can’t do much more because of all the nets I have floating in the tank. Her babies are looking more like fish this afternoon. She is still...

Answer these Qs: ~What are your tank parameters (ammonia, nitrites, nitrates, temp)? ~ How large is the tank? ~How many fish are in the tank? What kinds of fish are they and what are there current sizes? ~When is the last time you did a water change and vacuum the gravel? How often do you do...

My girlfriend's white Swordtail has some funky eyeballs.. Her tank is currently fighting off a tough case of ICH, but it seemed to be getting better. Then the Swordtail's eyes got a little bugged out.. they're kinda red around the outside. The guppies were kinda pecking at her eyeballs until...

I found on another site that the agent helps keep the ammonia suspended in the softened water, and it's fine to use for cycling a tank. It was the only plain-english description for "Chelating Agent" I could find. Thanks for all of the information.

I'm adding 16 drops of Ammonia per day into my 55 gallon tank to do a fishless cycle. I just noticed that the Ammonia I'm using has three ingredients: Softened Water, Ammonia, and a Chelating Agent. I was a little concerned about the Chelating Agent, not knowing what it was. I did some...

Well, the guppies can eat their own fry without too much trouble.. I was looking for something that could eat a nearly full grown guppy.

I've read that they're only really aggressive when they're breeding.. my only problem with them is that they breed like rabbits (kinda like my girlfriend's guppies) and then instead of having a guppy population problem, I'll have a convict population problem.

I was also considering convicts or Green Terrors. Will either of these eat guppies? Is my tank large enough for these fish?

The columbian catfish sounds really cool, but it sounds like my tank is just too small for a fish of that size, let alone 2 others to go with it...

I'm looking for a fish that meets a few of the following requirements: Current setup: Tank: Fully cycled (fishless) 55 Gallon Filtration: 360GPH HOB and an EHEIM Classic 2213 Canister. Ebo-jagger 250 watt heater Substrate: Sand These are the things I'm looking for in a fish: - Not too huge...