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Thank you! I agree, I definitely want room for plants for them.

Thank you! I feel better after reading your response. Do you think I should continue to float it in the colander for a while or does it not matter? The tank is spacious and it seems a little frazzled moving around right now which in turn is freaking out the other goldfish a bit.

I have her floating in a colander for now and I dosed her with some API Stress Coat +. I don't know what else to do. I was going to clean the tank today anyway, so I'm getting ready to do that, too, and remove all decorations. It looks so bad and it was entirely my fault.

I don't know how but my celestial eye got stuck in one of the decorations in the tank. It was a struggle to get her out but she did, she was frantic when she got out and she's lost a lot of scales on her back. She's now sitting at the bottom of the tank facing a corner. I can't lose her like...

I just woke up and went downstairs, looked at my tank in passing, and saw that one of my neon tetra was at the bottom of it. It's stuck on it's side and can't flip itself over though it looks like it wants to be active and is still breathing regularly. This leads me to guess something is wrong...

Awesome! Thank you! :)

I've been looking into having an african dwarf frog tank and I'm wondering how many can comfortably live in a 10 gallon?

I don't have any one in my life who shares the hobby. It's nice not to be the weird person talking about her pet fish because everyone is that person here lol.

LOL. They always have to try, don't they?

Perhaps she's still adjusting to the tank? I got a female betta about the same time from petsmart and she's behaving relatively the same at this moment. They aren't kept in good conditions at all in the chain stores, I'm thinking it has to do with that. Even the mucus-y looking eye. Maybe she...

Are you supplying them with a source of calcium? Without a proper source they can develop holes in their shells or weak, thin spots which can be fatal. Especially with mysteries as they grow fast and quite large. I keep cuttlefish bone in my tanks with snails after learning the hard way...

Weird. Is your tank covered?

Unfortunately, they're true to their name. Maybe pull the apples into a separate tank until you can get a handle on the assassins. Even if it's just a small tank for temporary purposes. Cut back on how much food you put in the tank and do the old lettuce trick. Put a leaf of lettuce at the...

Thank you! The orange coming in has made him especially pretty. :)

I got an air pump and bubbler for my goldfish tank. I'd love to get something more decorative but this will do for now. Not 100% sure on the placement but I'm hoping it will get some better exchange and circulation going. :)

I have a ten gallon community with a betta, 7 neon tetras (schooling fish), an ivory apple snail, and a juvenile clown pleco. I'd still consider myself a newbie at tank keeping and this was my first of the three I currently have. It's worked out well and I've loved having every one of these guys...

I hate the idea of killing them off like that but I know I'm going to have to do something eventually. Still only seeing the one right now and am planning on moving it to it's own tank which I think will break my betta's heart as he's very taken with it.

You have such gorgeous set ups! All of the colors are so pretty, especially the top one with the greens. Wow.

Aw! That's a great picture, so pretty. It's an ultimate goal of mine to have a tank completely dedicated to snails so I think I'm on the right track. I'd love to see pictures of your snail tanks!

Any anubias variety is a good start. Sagittarias are easy and hardy plants, same goes for banana plants. Marimo moss balls are always easy and helpful, as well. I have some of each that I've mentioned. I've been tank keeping for less than a year and these are the ones that have done well for me...

I think I'm just going to move it to my 1.2g for now and any others that may pop up. That way if it gets out of hand it wont be detrimental to any of the fish in my tanks.

If I'm being honest, I got the plants from petsmart in the pre-packaged containers that are waterless and sit in some weird gel beads so I guess it's not entirely impossible to have snails from them but it's hard to believe. Except for one sagittaria that came from one of their tanks which has...

I've had the plants for over two weeks now and just noticed the one yesterday and it's the only one I've seen so far.

Thank you for the chart! Going off of that, I'm pretty sure it's a bladder snail as it's shell turns left. I definitely agree about having snails for aesthetic reasons (as well as clean-up). They're honestly some of my favorite creatures to keep. I have a small terrarium of land snails, too.

It does look more like a pond snail but I definitely want to keep it around and have no intentions to get rid of it or any others that may be lurking. I might just move it to my 1.2g tank that's home to a juvenile female betta right now. It's easy to lose sight of it in my 10g.