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Thanks. I feed them bloodworm once a week Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Even better! ? Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Brilliant. Thanks so much for all your help. I've found Thera A on Amazon and it's the same price as tetra pro colour but double the quantity ? order placed x Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Which would be the best nls food for the species I've got? X Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I've got the fluval U2 but the current seems quite strong Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

I've been told that sand is hard work as you have to keep topping it up. I've always fed them tetra pro colour and algae pellets for the cories Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

It's 48litres. I've only been moving things in the last few months because there's so much waste build up. I think I'm overstocked but not much I can do about it at the moment Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

It's very difficult using a siphon because of all the decorations and having to keep removing them takes time Sent from my iPhone using Aquarium Advice

Hi everyone, I've had my tropical tank set up for almost 2 years and still find it really hard work to clean. I've currently got 5 bronze cories 10 neon tetra and 1 dwarf gourami. I know cories like to hide but would I be ok to take out a lot of the decorations I have? I'm wanting more of a...

Thanks for your replies. I've not got a test kit but my cory recently had fry, all of which are healthy (nearly a month old) so my water must be ok right? The fish only started gasping since I changed the output on the filter so I'm confused. Fast flow, none of my fish gasp but struggle with...

I've got a fluval u3 filter in my 12g tank and never had any problems until now. Earlier today I bought 4 guppies and the current in the water seemed too strong for them (I had the bubbles coming from the top nozzle) so I turned it so the water flow was coming out of the bottom nozzle but this...

Not a great pic because they are so tiny but here's one of my cory fry waiting for dinner

I've checked everywhere but can't seem to find how to attach it to the filter. It's an underwater filter, any ideas?

Wow that's great thanks very much I'll try it

Would that kill them?

Ok I've managed to save 6 fry and have them in my floating hatchery but does anyone know how I can clean up the left over food? They are far too small to get in a net so I can't move them

Hi guys I've had the fluval u3 for a few months now and I think the flow is too strong for my fish. I've got a 12g (I know the filter is for bigger tanks but it was recommended to me) I use the top setting and have neons, bloodfin and bronze cories. I don't use an air stone so I'm wary of...

I just managed to get a few amber eggs into a floating cup in my tank so I'm hoping at least 1 survives. I've tried to look for the fry at the bottom and I'm not sure if I can see them or if it's just a bit of fluff of another egg lol

I don't have an air stone so I've left my filter on :/ oops. I'll keep looking around and think of something to cover my filter with

They are so tiny it's hard to tell. What do u think?

Just got up this morning and half of the eggs look transparent. What does this mean?

A couple of the eggs seem to have very fine tiny hairs on them. Is that a bad sign?

Thanks. I'm not intentionally breeding them so it's not really a huge loss if they have not been fertisiled but I'm hoping I can at least get 1 or 2 lol

Brilliant ill head on over there soon then. Should I just leave the eggs where they are or try and move them?

I'm in England but I'm sure there's something similar I can find. There's even more eggs on the glass now lol. This is her first time breeding too