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whats his main color?

been a little bit sense i been on this site so i thought i make a update on this thread. almost been 3 months and had not done a single water change, just added water the evap. ammo is 0 nitrite is 0 and nitrate is 5-10. the ottos and shrimp are doing very well.

do you have a protein skimmer?

Did it always have a bent spine or did it get worse over time?

If your talking about the bent spine, the most comon cause for that is inbreeding. Did you get this guppy from a friend or was it a baby from one of yohr other guppys?

i would guess Trapdoor snail. i would not mind having a couple

sorry :hide:

i been working 12's and had not had time to trim these guys, i am going to do it today just thought i add one more picture before i do so. these things grow too quick i might have to remove them.

Thank you both, just wanted to make sure i was not going to have any issues down the road

would you say this is a true SAE, just want to make sure

You have a male

Increase surface movement or get a surface skimmer. I had the same issue and didnt want to increase the surface movement as it would unbalance my o2/co2. Surface skimmer works wonders

I know some DG will be less colorful but will still have the same color as the male for the most part. Here is a female powder blue Here is a male

Ya there bigger then that so i will be fine there, thank you.

Wanted to add, my fear is when i get more young ones and there is only a few female with a bunch of males. I would like to get all females to even the ratio but there too young to sex

i currently have 5 Congo Tetras with 2 angels and 4 corys in my 75 gal. i want to add more Congo tetras. only ones i can find are young, would i have any issues adding them with the adults?

No pcdebb

Sorry, thought you knew they were a different species

Which is why pcdebb said endlers

each drop is 1 dkh. Same with gh, so 20 dkh would be really high

I would not worry to much about the water, as you have said its was spreading which is a good thing. Your carpet was acting like a sponge and absorb the water, reducing how much was actualy sitting on your floor boards and the chances of it seaping into the floor boards.

Put it in a cup let it sit for 24 hours and that will give your true reading

Welcome to forums, i forgot to ask what was your ph before and whats the ph level out of your tap?

Biggest thing about ph is stability. As long as it does not constantly change, you will be just fine. Most fish can adjust to a wide range of ph