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He's been like this for a couple weeks, he's acting completely normal and happy with the 5 other Cory's that don't seem infected I don't think it's a fungal thing since I did a treatment for fungus not long ago His skin has started to peel of abit Parameters are fine

If I decide not to go with otos what Schooling fish would you recommend, I'm thinking maybe cardinals or purple Harley Quinn's?

Hopefully! I want to have a few more rabbit snails but after that I'd be interested in maybe selling them to my LFS if they'll take then or eBay maybe but eBay seems like quite a lot of effort, anyone have any tips?

Update- Baby! Eggs everywhere as usual But I just changed my tank around and moved a bunch of the gravel and just seen him/her Markus and Kuskus had babies I guess? If you still want to know I'm not too sure about my parameters I haven't checked in a while I just know my ammonia is 0 I do...

ok so an update, im sure they are eggs from the rabbit snails now since i spooked one by lifting it up and i watched it drop one, but there are alot of them now and none of them have hatched :blink:

I have quite a lot of driftwood I've solved the flow problem by having sponge filters and an air stone with an internal filter and also quite heavily planted.

My aquarium is moderately planted stocked with a Betta and 6 leopard Cory's I want a fish that is always eating not because I want a algae eater so please no "a razor is the best algae eater!" Replies I've heard that bristlenose need 20 gallon minimum so even though they are my favorites I...

It could also be a type of mosquito or fly that's gone into your fish tank and they are the larvea

Im really not sure if it's an egg all the rabbit snail eggs I've seen are whitish and not almost pure yellow and it wouldn't make sense for them to be there so soon after the snails got into the tank

But wouldn't it make it harder to look after I already struggle enough aha

Oh I think I lost the 2 that I put out? but there's still quite a few there I just thought it would be osmocote because they were there like 2 days after I got them

Yeah I do thought that might be it but didn't think it would dissolve this quickly and come to the top hope it won't kill my shrimp

Ok so I took one out and here it is

I'm not sure on all the names but jungle val, Anubias Nana, and some plant that looks abit like tiny bamboo

I may aswell just take them out I'll get back to you with a clearer picture later Sent from my Nexus 6P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Nope both of the clumps are still in the same place, I thought maybe my root tabs like broke and some bits came to the surface but I don't think that's it Sent from my Nexus 6P using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I really love the look of paludriums? And I was wondering if it would be a bad decision to lower my water level to around 60 or 70% it's not that big only a 15 gallon housing 6 Cory's and a Betta I guess it would effectively make my tank smaller right? So it would be harder to maintain Any help...

I keep RCS which I've never seen buried, Betta, Cory's, mts and rabbit snails I'm not sure what these are there are two clumps of them Sent from my Nexus 6P using Aquarium Advice mobile app