Recent content by JesseMoreira06

oh okay thanks. by any chance are they aggressive? I read some people say they are and other say their not??

Hopefully I can get some help with stocking advice. I currently have a 75g with 1 Severum 3.5" 8 Congo tetras 5 yoyo loaches I was wondering what else could I possibly add, my severum is very passive , shows no aggression at all. I was interested in either Tbar cichlid,blue acaras, oscar...

I'm going to be running a fluval 404 =340gph and a tidal 110 =450gph so total =790gph for my 75g And I'm always doing weekly water changes.

How does this set up sound 2 BP 4 blue rams 12 Congo tetra 12 corys Any suggestions?

My father in law has 23 aquariums ranging from 200g down to 10g . He also has 11 bettas each in 5g tanks and a huge pond with koi fish outside. He got me into the whole aquarium world and fell in love ever since!! I now have a 55g, 29g, 20g and 10g and will be getting a 70g this Tuesday, can't...

Hey*, I'm getting a new 70g aquarium to be exact the measurement are 48×16×21. I wanted some advice on stocking suggestions. I really like corydoras and I know they need to be in groups of 6 or more how many could I have? And I will also be moving in my single blood parrot which is only 2 inches...

I'm gonna be completely honest with you for some reason I thought u had posted the threat. And you were asking people for help, and when people were trying to give advice you said if anything they'll eat each other. So my bad didn't realize. Haha

But your saying this like it's nothing?? My 2 plecos got eaten, my snails , my shrimps. Maybe you should have your goldfish in its own tank. If you have two of them try purchasing atleast a 30 gallon (40 would be better) and keeping them on their own. And this way they don't have to eat any...

Well I wouldn't really say your water is perfect, perfect would be Ammonia 0ppm Nitrite 0ppm Nitrate 40ppm or less I definitely wouldn't add more fish just yet because your already at 0.25ppm ammonia which we'll then increase once you add more fish into it. Try getting your ammonia done to...

Hey, PRIME Is an amazing conditioner. But won't help with your fish less cycle. PRIME is very handy once you start water changes, it not only remove chlorine in your tap water but will make the ammonia and nitrites non toxic for a 48 hour period. Their are deferent ways to do a fish less...

Ya that's right ur always looking for Ammonia 0ppm Nitrites 0ppm Nitrates anything less then 40ppm 0.25 isn't the end of the world but not good for the fish but 0.50 or higher that's when could start actually damaging the fish that are in the aquarium

"And if living space is cramped, they'll eat tankmates to solve the problem*" Was that a joke or being serious?

if it's a fancy goldfish they like water temperatures from 68-72 F. Fancy goldfish in water that is 55 degrees Fahrenheit*and lower are almost catatonic. As long as the fish isn't small enough for the goldfish to eat and it is suitable for that kinda temperature it should be good. But also don't...

I just want to add one thing if your gonna use a conditioner when performing your water change. Try to get your hands on PRIME by seachem. This will allow your fish to be in a "safer environment" while your doing your cycle. PRIME doesn't get rid of ammonia or nitrites it just makes them non...

Before*I did the*water change*I tested to compare and I had*ammonia0.75ppm,*nitrite*0.25ppm and*nitrate10ppm-20*PPM After water change 40% I now have* Ammonia 0.50 Ppm Nitrite 0.0 Ppm NitrAte 20 Ppm I went and bought*prime*cuz I did some research and it said it helps make the Ammonia...