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that may have been in a saltwater tank before. Is that what the previous owners had told you? Exactly what it is idk. Maybe barnicles some sort???

to add crowntails in my experience arent the best of swimmers in bettas. I had a double tail that was very quick had no trouble fighting the current. Shouldve raced him lol

betas.are too slow to do much harm to the other faster fish. Theyll run circles around him without engaging in fights. Itll be fine if the current isnt too strong and you have some floating plants. I have a male and female in mine and they dont do anything to themselves or my fish.

Mine just gave birth today for the 3 time. My red tail guppy is just about to pop too. Waiting on pictures to be printed from a freind but they turned out nice.

Yes! I like to feed the colour flakes to bring out colour faster, along with bloodworms and brineshrimp powder. Its all three crushed up to a fine power. I have green cobra guppies mixed with the blue V tail guppies...theyre always the same ones, the blue guppies, they look amazing. Same with...

I know all those fish raise concern and yous are worried about any problems but I dont have any problems and I do what I need for the correct accomodations of my tank and the parameters. Most advice given is advice to just keep things simple and easy and fail safe. I prove people wrong by having...

the gourami are fine as long as they arent butting heads and coming back for more every 2 seconds. You would have def noticed something wrong from the moment they were placed in the tank. Mesh baby net, plants hiding places, keep tank at 78 or 80 degrees. Incredibly easy to breed, no trouble at all.

this is a 29 gallon high not a 10 gallon like the post says. I keep up water changes and do spot vacuums when needed. My ammonia never gets above .25 which is ok for a steady bb food supply. Tanks been up for a good while and was seeded immediately. Havent lost a fish yet and none appear to be...

After some time of planning heres my tank as of now, due to the urgent planting from the delivery in the cold, early xmas present. This is my tank planted. Current stock- 6 harlequin rasboras 1 coral red platy 1 tiger platy 1 sunburst platy 3 blue platys - 1 male 2 females 1 baby 1 Baby silver...

detoxing the ammo starves your bb. Just let it go and the bb will handle it. never use amml lock or anything of the sort. It just reverts the cycle again cause it renders the food, ammonia, useless to the bb.

I actually read in in discovery news via facebook. Says the same thing you do.

My tank always has .25 ppm of ammonia, my take is there always has to be a small amount that bb eat that wont do harm to your fish because your bb can keep up with it.

So I put the month old babies in my ten gallon due to the fact that a female had 19 more babies. New borns are in the baby net, females are in my 29 gallon. Once I fill up my 5 bowfront ill prob put the newborn babies or females in there. not sure but itll all work out. Total of 31 green cobra...

When should I remove the baby guppy from the net, theyre about 4 weeks old. I have 3 females in the ten with a small molly baby. My guppy fry are about the size of a dime length wise. There are 12 babies in the net with a peacock fern for cover.

Sounds right, to be honest, new fish I buy wont go after food isolated but one fish added directed it to the food. Its odd to hear but sure does work.

heres the guppy fry

agreed. Im not going industrial here im trying to just get some babies if some fall, well thats nature. And I think im ok with just a ten, ten gallons are under-rated. And I also have a baby net and a 29 gallon tank. After I accumulate more babies im gonna put them in perhaps my 5 for a while or...

ive got babies about 12 so far. One females head is really dark is she in labor cause the other one doesnt have the spot.

This is how the feme-bots look as of today. Its tge best picture I could get of them while their stomachs are full and slow moving. Idk if theyre prego. I had tge male in with them for about a week or more. I feed them every other day freeze dried bloodworms.

id prob not vacuum until its fully cycled. Pwc, yes. Just dont feed as much. Fish are opportunistic feeders, they grab at any chance of food. They are ok with a few days with no food which is better in the beggining then later fully cycled. Do you have ghost shrimp? Theyll help eat left over food.

haha nice. Theyre awsome.

thats interesting and awsome

I think if you get the majority of the tank, what is left behind will be ok and can be enough for you bacteria to feed off of, saying its not more area than what your vacuuming.

wow. I have 2 blood heart tetras and they dont try to eat mine. Hope theyre all good.

I think you should go with the pandas. Theyll be fine together, your not that over stocked. Ive got that many fish in my 10 gallon. And more at some point. Add some guppies in there, like 2 really colourful males and a platy. Youll be at a decent stock.