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i would say it is stress, but i would keep a close eye on it to make sure its nothing worse, try raising the temp a little bit, and adding a small amount of aquarium salt, which restores essential electrolytes. How long has the tank been cycled for?

i wouldnt put those fish in at all, they will die, is your tank cycled? for how long? what are readings?(ammonia, nitrates, nitrites), all important info. dont use ph inhibitors or adjusters, they do more harm than help.

i just pour it down the tub in my basement washroom, everyone knows that basement washrooms are all ways skuzzy anyway........

that betta will probably die pretty quikly unless u get it into a tank with atleast a heater, a 10 g tank is usually good for one betta, give him/her a good home and they will last longer they will be more fun when they have a nice big home, you dont really need a filter becuase bettas are...

probably stress, keep a close eye, if they start showing white dots or there fins look infected treat immediately, raise the temp a bit that usually calms fish down, or add some aquarium salt, restore some electrolytes it helps them

your best bet would be to get some filter media or various tank media from a clean fully cycled tank(established for a few months) to kick start the process, the artificial bacteria wont work, they only maintain between certain temperatures that lfc's you buy from dont regulate by, the only one...

just a beautiful specimen, take good care of them

ok cool, i did a pretty big water change before because i was moving the tank and added alot of chlor x change just because it said it contained ammonia, and it releases it into the water. Thnx alot, and another quick question, whats the max amount of african dwarf frogs i could put in a 20 gal...

hi i just put all my pond fish outside for the summer and i have an empty 20 gal tank that i have remodelled for adfs(i have kept many times before), i cant get the frogs for another 3 days, so i wanna know to keep my tank cycled is it possible to use CHLOR X CHANGE(it says"ammonia is dispersed...

YouTube - Homemade DIY Aquarium Filter shows how to make a home made tank filter, i have seen lots of reviews saying it works great.

driftwood looks very classy in a aquarium tank.

very cool...............

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how about piranhas, there so fun...............iv got a 11 inch rhom

u could always go the distance and build your own, from small pieces of wood and various other supplies.

i agree with bs6749, im sure u could get more than 12, maybe not 30 but id say 20 would be ok.

that is one funky looking fish, i would love to have a school

alright my dilema is very simple but wierd, my piranha is in good health i just got him 2 weeks ago, hes 10" and 8 years old. so iv started feeding him raw shrimp and prawns, my only problem is he wont eat in front of me, if i drop the food in and watch he will ignore the food, if i leave the...

i owe many thanks to alot of members on this site

i cant agree more with fishfanatic, your new to this whole world, its ver overwhelming at first, and the guy your talking to knows that, and is taking advantage of you. he sounds like the kind of guy that gets there early in the morning before the store opens to remove all the dead fish and use...

i would just sell it to a dedicated aquarist, who will give the eel a proper home. you probly got that thing on the brink of death, the only thing keeping em alive is the thought u might let him eat all those goodies you got in your tank. Your dragon goby wont make it past a year without...

i added small amount everyday for about a week.

i had a out of conrtol infestation in my 10 g before, i put my fish in a hospital tank and then i added vinigar to the tank for a few days, and it sours all of the snails, and kills all offspring, the only draw back is you have to do alot of water changes for a week or 2, to get rid of all the...

i would just like to state the obvious and say your tank is to small, goldfish produce exponential amounts of waste, although u can manage the ammonia/nitrate levels with water changes, u will still have cloudy water once in a while. what species of goldfish do u have, and what type of pleco...

i would remove them right away. they could eat your young fry......