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Ok thanks for the advice. That makes more sense. I guess I will start out with the new water. I just have some questions: the only way I can get water into my tank is from a hose outside connected to my house. So how long would it take for my water to be ok for my fish (ph, ammonia, nitrate...

Here are a few pics of my tank: Just so you know I don't use C02 but I am planning to use pressurized for my new 75g. Whole Tank Lemon Tetra UV Sterilizer Fluval C3 AquaClear 70 Turquoise Rainbowfish Side View Diferent Angle

So you are saying that I should start out with brand new dechlorinated water in my 75g. Wouldn't that mess with my already perfect water perimeters that my fish should have, and also that I would also have to wait about a month for beneficial bacteria bacteria to grow while my fish are cramped...

Thats great advice! Thanks! The only problem with that is that the infected fish don't eat. Yeah, I've already had 3 fish die from starving to death. I'm not sure why they don't eat, but I think it is because they know that they have a parasite in them so they take one for the team and die to...

Ok. I think I found out what I'm doing. I'll list these in steps so its easier to follow along. Also, I just bought a 75 gallon tank on Craigslist. 1. Keep dosing the Fenbendazole treatment until the worms are out of the fish. 2. Buy 30 gallon tank, 45lbs. of Flourite Gravel (Going in new 75g)...

Here is my angel's worms: Nasty Little Devils

Ahhh...I now this might sound dumb, but how do you post a picture from your files.

About a 2 weeks ago I was doing the usual check up of my fish in my 55 gallon freshwater planted tank, and while I was doing this I saw, what looked like, little spikes protruding out of my angle fish's anal area. I did some research on the computer and decided it was a type of internal...