i accidentally sucked up a tetra yesterday...he was fine but i felt so bad though i was like “well he didn’t follow all his friends to the other side of the tank so he should have saw it coming”
i would move him to the big tank and do a fish in cycle, bettas are hardy and as long as you monitor your ammonia, nitrite and nitrate levels and do water changes there shouldn’t be a problem. you could also get some concentrated bacteria to help start the cycle!
I saw that cherry shrimp one a while ago and I laughed so hard...reminds me of when I get new shrimp or fish and my family members say ¨cAn We gRilL iT¨
I put in water conditioner, the safe start and hour later to make sure its fully dechlorinated. I dont know if thats how other people do it, but thats how ive done it for five years and Ive had no problems.
this morning while trying to clean out one of my api test tubes i accidentally broke the glass ):
does anybody know where i can buy replacement test tubes for the api kit??
Is thus the white line of death? I’m very worried. Is there anything I can do? I’ve had a lot of shrimp die recently and I’m not sure why! I haven’t done anythigg by different since the 14 moths ago when I got this tank
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