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Plattsmouth here. I am wanting yellow labs and Psuedo Demasoni's (sp) for my next tank. I wont have it up an running for atleast a month though :(

Hey Angel. Not sure about in Lincoln either, but we (Me and KlcoKN) are about 45 mins from there (Omaha) and there are a few good stores here if you can't find ones u like in Lincoln! Hope you like snow :)

You can also leave the tank water level a lil lower and let the water falling from the filters provide extra air.

Make sure you raise the heat gradually, couple degrees every 6-12hrs is safe. You will need extra air in the tank since warm water holds less oxygen. I would only use the meds as recommended, nothing stronger. I can't speak for your babies, but our 30+ guppy fry have handled it just fine.

Not really sure, I know my Loaches are not supposed to be able to tolerate much salt and meds, but they have handled it just fine. I just made sure to increase the amount of salt gradually. After almost 3 weeks we are only up to 40 tsp salt in my 55g. You should be able to Google around for your...

More filtration = better water quality. Just make sure you remove carbon if using meds. the heat alone will kill ich eventually, salt will speed up the process some. Meds will prolly help even more. Make sure your tank is at 86+ degrees.Will take time. We have been treating our tank for going on...

I would raise the temp atleast to 86 if your fish can handle it. I am battling ich right now aswell. I have 3 plecos, 2 loaches, 12 guppies, 10 shrimp, 30+ fry, and plants in a 55g. We have the temp around 88, up to about 40 tsp salt now (adding salt very gradually), and daily water changes...

Yup. 88-89 degrees, salt, and Kordon's.

She is still alive, barely...

Make sure you have washed it very well! We had to wash ours many times...

This is her. It is hard to see in this pic, but right where her tail meets her body is white fuzz. Not sure if this is a fungus or what. This really sucks because I don't know what we are having to fight in addition to the ich, or how to...

Yup, looks the same to me. I didn't see the red sore on my loach that the guppy has, but same looking strings. We have another guppy that may not make it :( we are prepping the QT and going to try to treat her separately. She floats up at the top not moving much, then sometimes she will swim...

The Loach had 2 on it's top fin, they appear to be gone now. The above pic of the guppy the strings were comming off of the upper portion of the tail fin, those appear to be gone as well. Ich is just taking it's sweet time.

Ok, so anyone have any idea what this is on one of our guppy's tails? 2 white strings are attached to it's tail, where it attaches to the tail has caused some redness. There was some redness on him a couple days ago, but we saw no strings then.

I just used something like this: Amazon.com: Pre-Filter Sponge 3 Pack for Fluval Edge Aquarium: Pet Supplies I had bought a single pre-filter from my lfs. It was I tight fit, but I got it to work, and it works well.

Silly, I showed you these the last time we were at WallyWorld! :)

I paid $58 with free shipping from Amazon, it has gone up to $61 since I bought mine at the beginning of this month. I love it! I replaced the carbon with pond filter media, and put a prefilter on the intake. It cleans the water up nicely.

Word!!

Going good so far. Keeping the temp around 86-87, up to almost 2 tsp salt per 5g, and daily water changes. No deaths so far! I still haven't seen the strings on my loaches again, before just the pleco's had noticeable ich, but most everything in the tank has it now. All the fish, fry, and...

+1 for AC's

If you don't want to waste it, get a medicine dropper to correctly dose it.

Hey it never hurts to try!

Usually they will only replace a tank if it was on a properly manufactured aquarium stand made for the aquarium used.

Stress fracture? If one corner of the tank was a little bit higher, or wasn't sitting very level it could have caused it.

Dang, I want to know what you think about it lol. I might pickup the cf500 for my tank! I hear good things about them.