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Yes they are good but I have no test strips so I'm only guessing by the aquariums behavior yesterday the water was foaming and right now it's slightly cloudy

I can't figure out what's wrong with my fish right no they are swimming but every once in a whil they'll sit on the gravel and they are all breathing pretty slow and they are still eating normally but do you guys know what may be wrong

5 inch goldfish about a year or two old

Goldfish are ok but need Loy's of care and a big aquarium minnows and plecos are the same need big tank but you can try platies neon tetras and bettas they'll need 5-10 gallons for a good life

But I would research how to keep cosant ph levels I'm not shure but I thnk driftwood might help a bit

I wouldn't think so the ph levels need to stay constant for any fish to be happy

Could be a lack of nutrients in that area

Don't live feed turtles it's a bad idea and also are the guppies in warm water and out if a sunny window

No question is newb but I wouldn't think it would be bad unless your fish are resting on the gravel then it's too powerful but next to it would were fish often avoid

I think they look cool

I don't know either but I would remove it

I've never seen any like that it looks very nice though

I found a website that explains a ton about begginer corals best beginner corals | Successful Reef Keeping

Well if it's planted you'll need deeper gravel and i think a type of soil for nutrients

Can be parasites or bacteria you can look it up how to get rid of them

That is I think nitrogen waste products often produced from life in deep sand beds but I'm confused are you talking about the gas bubbles in the sand or that white circle in the sand

I would think that they are like goldfish except warm water and will need 10-20 gallons minimum and lots of places to hide minnows are really fast fish so hiding places plants and room to swim

It looks like a snail I have a bunch in my tank for algae and food control I never thought them as bad unless the aquarium is planted

It does look like dropsy to me

You must of added something wrong or did something to the tank to cause a ammonia spike that fast a major water change may have damaged the cycle and could of cause high ammonia

What if you used a lighter colored orange red and white river pebbles they give the aquarium a nice natural look but make it look nice and bright I did that with my tank but I used sand before that i thought it was kind of annoying to maintain

That looks like a brittle sea star another type of creature that you'll find often in live rock you'll also find clams and mantis shrimp too

Yeah It looks like dropsy but don't give it a bath with aquarium salt use Epsom salt it's better make sure to look up how to do it first

Here's rocks in my aquarium I don't know if it will actually show up the browser is being weird