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well he could have bumped it on anything lol.. but this is the only fish with it and he is still acting fine, think its just a bump?

Anyone??

So one of my Serpae Tetras has a mysterious lump on his noggin.. Could anyone tell me what it is? Is he a gonner or will he effect any other tank mates? :thanks: Picture of him: you can see the white bump in the reflection

Definitely heat and salt, i have a planted tank and i dont like to put weird meds in there.

plus banana would add potassium in the planted tank?? haha jk

Definitely go for it. you can use like black construction paper or something.

really nice! i like the vibe of your tank :)

So i lost two of my five emerald cories, they are about a month old. Tank is a 20 high and planted pretty heavily. I first noticed one of the cories was super pale and i thought it was normal because he was acting fine, but another one got pale and they both died. the other three are bigger and...

you can just scrub it off, its very common

ok good, should i be worried if it keeps up? i dont want him to get stressed and whatnot..

Just added 5 emeralds to my 20g last week and love them!! What else you have in there is a must know, but they are pretty versatile fish and a great addition to a community tank.

My betta is in the back of the tank flaring at himself like no other. He is acting pretty normal its almost like he's not pissed, just flared up... he is looking in what might be his reflection in the back of the tank and its really strange... Whats going on with the poor guy??

Thanks! I'm fairly sure they are you can see some green on them. But either way I think they are super awesome

Yes, water is in great condition and correct me if im wrong but fin rot shows signs of white or bloody tips? imo, yes but they are still babies, only about 1 1/4 in long..

yes i have a few swords, hornwort, anacharis, and ludwigia in there. id say if anyone the serpaes are at fault too, but the fins are more splitting than chunks missing. weird!

i switched from gravel to sand in my tank last week and have no regrets. go for pfs because you can still vac it for the most part!

nice i love my bristlenose, he was shy behind the filter like yours for the first week, but now he is all over the place and does a very good job cleaning! good looking yellow lab too

jeez what a bummer! :( what other fish do you have in there?

^+1 on the bulb replacing, id go for one 10,000k and one 6700k to give it a nice contrast!

On my test kit the yellow is 0ppm and orange is 5ppm, and its yellow, so somewhere between 0-5ppm more tward 0 though!

Tank is a 20g tall, and it is planted. I have the api master test kit and i have not had any nitrates for a while.

yeah the serpaes usually stick to nipping eachother, and my betta is mellow, in fact his fins have been splitting too :/

my driftwood is sort of sharp, but they wouldnt be cutting their fins on it i dont think. params are PH: 7.6 AMMO: 0ppm NITRITE: 0ppm NITRATE: 0ppm Ive been doing about 40% WC every three days or so

pool filter sand!

wow that is a gorgeous betta!