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Here is an article that I wrote for beginners and not only, to better understand the nitrogen cycle from a new tank, to avoid fish getting hurt from our ignorance. Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: Nitrogen Cycle for Dummies

I want to show you what method I found to easy catch the fish in my tank Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: DIY fish trap

no, 1 male with 3 females is good

gonopodium is called the sword from a mail's tail

It is a good probability to be infected with Camallanus, here is a topic about how to treat this infection : Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: Camallanus infection

he is infected with Camallanus, see below how to treat this infection Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: Camallanus infection

I had this problem too with my guppies and after some research, the best method is to use Levamisole 100% substance, you can find that at a veterinary pharmacy. This is better than other medicine that contains this substance.

From my experience if i keep more than 2 swordtail mails they will start to fight and in the end one of them will die

In my opinion this is the best co2 system DIY( 1 bubble per second constantly for 3 weeks), i tried several with several recipes but this is the best: Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: DYI

Here is my DIY co2 system that i'm using Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: DYI , it works perfect for my 30g tank, 1 bubble per second.

I am using since a year this DIY co2 system and it works very well. Here is some info how to make it: Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: Do It Yourself Carbon Dioxide Injection

Or if you don't want to spend money you could try a DIY co2 system, it works very good if you say you just have a couple of plants. Here is some info how to make it : Manage your freshwater aquarium, tropical fishes and plants: Do It Yourself Carbon Dioxide Injection

Another methos is to introduce in the aquarium some SAE (siamese algae eater) , they are good eaters of BBA.

first is Cabomba caroliniana and second is Bacopa monnieri

Hello everybody, i'm from Romania and i'm new to this forum but i have some experience with freshwater aquariums. My tank is 126 L with guppyes, molly, xipho, cory, sae and lots of plants.