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Hey. I recently aquired a scooter blenny, and it really isnt eating much. it's more picking. I've been feeding bloodworms and fast sinking pellets. I dont want him to die of starvation. How do I get him to eat? What's recommended?

I am thinking of algea eaters. but what kind exactly?

Hi. I have a cycled 20 gal high tank. and little by little, I've been adding fish. this is what I have: 2 praecox rainbows 2 dwarf gouramis 8 neon tetras 3 black skirt tetras 2 female bettas (very calm, never seen them attack another fish) 2 fancy guppies. The guppies may not stay depending...

you can get another true perc if you'd like. My only recommendation is to get another clown the same size. do not get a bigger or smaller one. Partly so they wont get territorial, and mainly you can see one change from male to female as it becomes the dominant one. I found that interesting with...

I thought it was blue something, lol. thanks purrbox :)

thank you :) my CT is nearing 1.5 years, and the HM is about 8 or 9 months now.

I appreciate it Manda. I am sorta a newb at this too, and I'd appreciate any and all comments and helpful tips. Im uploading pics of the fish (as I am acclimating them). one can see how curious one of my bettas is, so Im keeping an eye on her to be safe. Im hoping its just curiousity and...

I'll just have to do more frequent water changes. I am prepared for that. The guy at the LFS (with 20+ years experience and owning a fish store) told me it'll be alright. he tested my water, and he told me to just keep an eye on the water, test it tonight, and in the morning, and tomorrow night...

Hi there. I've been cycling my 20 gal with a pair of female bettas. The tank has been ready for fish for the past few days. so today, I bought 8 neon tetras and 2 Praecox Rainbows (at least I think they are Praecox Rainbow, they are still white with small bits of red lining the fins, babies...

I was wondering the same with the floating blue balls.. planning on attempting to train your fish or something?

lol, I love my clowns too. Mine used to 'sleep' by the filter as well, and it'd scare me the first few nights. I thought my clowns were dying or something, then I learned that's their sleeping spot. They're so easily 'trained' too. They know exactly when its feeding time, and where to go. I...

yes, it is perfectly normal. Most corals 'close' up at nights, and may close up if anything touches them. its a form of protection