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Thank you I'm looking to start with something simple to get the hang of things. Debating if I should start with live bearers like guppies or swordtails. I would eventually like to breed small tetras in particular the bloodfin. I heard they aren't too hard to breed but I want to start slow.

I'd like to start breeding fish and am looking for advice what should I start with and general tips.

I noticed this tank in one of the University buildings. Any ideas how to make it look nicer. I have experience with fresh water so i figured I could get some saltwater experience with this University tank. All help is welcome.

The tank looks so awesome here you're doing an amazing job keep sending pics please. [emoji3]

Wow thanks for the help

Those fish are neat never seen em before but I would try to isolate the healthy one and Medicate the tank it's gotta be some type of infection. Strange. Good luck

Yes it's been going on basically since I got it. I think the tank is 18 in tall. And my tank is full of anubias thriving just this Arrowhead is having an issue

Gravel substrate rhizome is just above the surface. Occasionally I use osmocote pills or liquid fert but it's rare. I recently got a new light solarmax he

I have an arrowhead anubias that is unable to retain new leaves. I got it awhile ago and has since grown a strong root system but every time it tries to grow a new leaf it just melts got any ideas? I'll try to get a pick.

Thank you I'll do a large water change

Any idea what is going on with his head. His eyes are bugged out. Yesterday I noticed something like this on the tail of a Rosey Barb. No pic though.

Not often

I'll sell giant Anubis if your willing to come to the Jersey shore to pick it up

I agree[emoji106] good luck keep us updated.

Wheres the picture

Unless you are drinking the water or eating the fish I suspect you have no reason for concern. As an extra matter of caution remember to wash your hands after maintenance. Good luck.

No meds!!. Raise the temp as high as the heater will go should get to around 83 the fish will be fine but the ich cannot survive in its initial phase at that temp. After a week or so your fish should be ich free and your fish And plants will be spared completely good luck

Nice tank

As long as you clean up good and determine they are solid any rocks should be fine for a tank

I think so too I also have a 72 bow with two angelfish as the centerpieces theyre awesome everyone loves them.

How many gallons is it rated for

Thank you. No research. I wish i could help but I keep freshest

A friend just set up a new tank what kind of coral is this? How do you feed it?

What are the plants in the middle foreground, curly leaves. Sent from my SM-G900V using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yes you're right it died how can i prevent it from spreading the fish was five years old almost. Sent from my SM-G900V using Aquarium Advice mobile app