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Anyone? Have any suggestions???? Please help!

Sorry, correction. It use a fluval 405! Apologies!

Recently our tiniest fancy tail goldfish has been acting very lethargic and hiding in the back of the tank behind our drift wood. Today we noticed that she has a huge growth on the left side of her body right behind her gills. Her scales are also raised. I couldn't get the best pictures of her...

Can someone tell me what type of crab this is? Any and all info would be greatly appreciated!!

Honestly, I do not think he is shrinking to poop. I've seen him do that. Right now it's as if he can't even close up. He is just hanging (literally) from the side of the rock. He practically has no tentacles and he looks lifeless. His foot is not even fully attached to the rock. Like I said, he...

Okay. I hope he isn't dying! I love our anemone. I'll keep an eye on it. He had gotten to be about the same size as yours and now he is the size he is in that picture. It isn't eating either. Our clown will take food and practically force it down it's throat and the food just floats back to the...

I should probably also tell you that the condy got huge after we bought that bulb compared to the size he was when we rescued the tank. He has only shriveled up in the past three days.

Our tank is only a 20 gallon. We have a 110 aqua clear filter on it. Weren't sure if we needed a power head or not. The current from the filter is pretty strong. Maybe the light is the problem. The guy at the fish store said it would be plenty but I guess he could be wrong. I just need to know...

This is what it looks like right now.

I'm not sure what specific type it is. We rescued this tank from a school teacher who was having twins. She already had the anemone and two damsels. We added a clown and a cleaner shrimp. According to her it is just a pink tipped condy. We just bought the light bulb about two months ago. It...

My little clown fish hosts our condy well, which I know is rare...but he hides in this anemone all the time! It's so cute! Anyway, what I am needing to know is if my condy is dying. Take a good look of how healthy our condy looked in the picture with our clown and now look at what it looks...