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My piranha has it whats the cure

I use baking soda for my africans for about 6 months i have it down pretty good but it deff differs on how much ya gotta use but it last alot longer than 2 hours more like permanent my ph is 6.5 out of tap and my tank is a consistent 8/8.2

Baking soda raises ph

I used them and liked em helped make water really clear

The smallest are i believe lionheads, pearscales tend to stay small as well orandas and black moors tend to grow quite large so id stay away from them and of course Commons comets and shubunkins

Its not recommended it might be ok for a little bit but i think goldfish enjoy company and there is always a chance of stunting its growth which of course is not good for them

Of course filtration should be a factor as well

No i think its 20 then ten for each one after i like to understock id go with 4 or 5 i have a 75 with 7 and they are happy as can be

20 gallons should be fine for one fancy

So i guess they could hybrinize with other fish that would be cool.... ..by the way idk if hybrinize is even a word lol

I give my guys alot of spirulina in their diet

Most blood parrots are infertile

50 malawi cichlids could have so many different colors

Ive used the yolks of hardboiled eggs they lovrd it

Y do you say that i liked the new cobalt food

Baking soda to raise kh and ph and epson salt to raise gh

Id say try a better brand feeder thing

What would be good grow food for red bellies

I have one about 5 inch one and 2 small about one inch ones along with some minnows and a crayfish in a 55

I have 2 bluegill i think they are pretty awesome as aquarium fish

55 will be fine for just it but y not keep it in the pond

How much does he cost

I have about an 8 nine inch monster in a 75 gallon and he seems very happy... steady growing

Yea im tryna get another 110 but i did get a sponge filter for my tanks im hoping that holds enough bb

I wouldnt do pictus cats they have spiny barbs if oscar eats it could get stuck in its mouth and u could end up with 2 dead fish