Recent content by SouthernSon

Yea my bad I got them mixed up. Yea I am going to let my tank just chill for about a week or so while doing a few water changes then maybe add a cheap fish in there to see if things are still going haywire.

Hm is it making noise or something? A little current shouldn't scare them too much but if they are still not eating after like two or three days you should definitely take it out.

Yea I have already actually planned on doing that if my two hermits die. I really hope it doesn't come to that haha

Try pointing it a different way maybe? So the fish don't have to swim through the current to get their food. If not I'm sure they will get used to it.

The tests were no ammonia or nitrates and a little color for nitrites. I am using tap water so I assume my phosphates and the like are quite high but thats nothing my fish weren't used to. My ph also checks out coming in around 8. I don't think it could be something like acid because I still...

I don't think there are any worms in there how would I know though? Howd the pet store find them?

Yea tested again nitrates and amonias are fine. How do I even know when it's safe to add fish again?

I had a fox face rabbit fish, niger trigger, blue spiney lobster, and spotted grouper in there. I added the blenny after all those were gone and out of the water. I have not done a water change since it all started happening though I should probably do that.

So Friday I get home from work and all my fish are dead(I have had them for about 5 months). I tested my water Saturday and everything came up normal, so I figured it was alright to replace what I lost a little at a time. I added a lawn mower blenny Saturday to just test the waters first hand...

Since it's empty and your fish have a place to stay out of your main tank I would personally just empty the main tank, clean all the decorations etc and start again from scratch. Either that or treat your main tank for all its illnesses but that can be a pain.

Well for one it wouldn't be a good idea since they require two different temperatures and neither will thrive in a shared tank. Two, gold fish are very messy and depending on what kind of cichlids you get you are going to have dirty water. 3, depending on what cichlids you get the goldfish will...

Hey all just a quick question on freshwater eels, I don't know much about them but am curious and maybe interested in getting some. If someone could point me in the direction of a website or something that'd be great. Do a lot of them eat feeders or what is their main diet also how big can they...

Havn't been able to find the clog yet any ideas?

Where is the most likely place it would be clogged?

I'm fairly sure the water that drained was just going back down the return tube.