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Either way would probably be fine but it's not always the best for your fish to eat ice so you might want to thaw it out a little Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Yes they are dead, and if you are going to feed them tomorrow, then I would stick them I the freezer. Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

If they havent been dead for a long time you could, and if you intend to save some of them to feed later, put them in plastic container and freeze them Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

So I have a freind with an Acei chiclid in 30 gallon tank. He wanted to give the fish to me because he wanted to stock diffent and smaller fish and though t the chiclid would eat them. I have a 75 gallon tank with a rainbow shark and 5 giant danios. I am not finished stocking but am planning on...

That is cool! I also live in Florida, in Tallahassee! Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

Hey everyone I'm glad to joining the forum! I have already posted a few things, but just wanted to introduce my self. my name is jess, and i live in the panhandle (north florida)and have one 75gallon freshwater that a recently set up and I maintain a saltwater 55 gallon in the summer that I...

I tried! Lol they are so small and I dont really have a great camera Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Ok thank y'all and also im not seeing near as many fry as I should. Online I read that they lay 300 eggs and I only have a small handful of fry. Have some of them not hatched yet? I know they could have been eaten but the ones I collected were ignored by the other fish Sent from my SPH-L300...

Yes it is a community tank and I would be able to use a turkey blaster to get them out. What then would I feed them? Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

Ok so ive never really bred fish before but when I looked into my tank today I found some incredbly tiny fish that were the result of my giant danios breeding. I would imagine they wont survive on their own? If not what should I do with them? Sent from my SPH-L300 using Aquarium Advice mobile app

I have had a freshwater 75gallon setup for a little over a month now and I am seeing a lot of diatoms. I know they are normal in new tanks but they seem to be taking over the tank. I change the water weekly and all the readings are good. What can I do about this?

I have had two leaf fish in my time as an aquarist, one of them very new and they have both been surprisingly peaceful and they both accepted flake foods after some reluctance at first. I personally love the fish but idk if it will be bullied by your angels Sent from my iPod touch using...

I have a 75 gallon freshwater tank with five giant danios, one spotted African leaf fish and a rainbow shark and I was wondering what fish would be a good addition to the tank? Sent from my iPod touch using Aquarium Advice

I don't know either. Do you think it could but a juvenile shark sucker that hasn't developed a sucker yet?

A large weed line came in and a caught these wonderful fish

If you can get a small one they eat a lot of algae and are good in the tank. I find them in port st joe bay all the time

I was snorkeling on Mexico beach and I looked down and saw this guy swimming around me. I caught him and put him in my tank. I was sure it was a remora or shark sucker but it has no suction. Does anyone know what it is?