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Well I took the bullied one back and kept the aggressive one so he is the same but is swimming more freely. Definitely less stress. They'd fight so much around the driftwood that my cories wouldn't go around it but now it is there new home.
I did notice that the pleco that has the stress related discoloration has more white fuzzy stuff so maybe they did get into a fight. I saw them this morning like violently flapping and waving their fins.
This has nothing to do with this post but I saw your signature and was wondering how you kept the MTS under control? I don't wanna throw a yoyo or clown loach in the tank cause I fear they will eat all the snails. Do you just throw in some food and then throw it away later?
No there are only rocks and drift wood. And I have a pre filter and just cleaned the filter. So they aren't there. I just didn't think that the danios were that small compared to the denison's mouth.
Well I had maybe 12 and I'm down to 4 zebra danios. There are no bodies in the tank or filter and the ammonia is normal. Could me denison's barbs be slowly eating them.
So I want malaysian trumpet snails in my tank but i don't want an explosion like what is happening now... Is there a loach that eats the snails but is only small enough to eat the babies? Or that just won't eat the larger ones?
I haven't seen the other pleco to tell if he has it as well. But this one definitely has a white puffy/fuzzy growth on the outside of its mouth. Ok just debating on whether to med him or not, I don't have another tank for quarantine or hospital though.