Recent content by CichlidGuy21

It is 60 gallons and everyone has been friendly lately.

He was doing better for a few days so I did not fill out the form but now he is on his side at the bottom attempting to swim every once in a while. He is the emergency form The tanks has been running for 3 years It has a canister filter It has a heater The temp is around 77 degrees Fahrenheit...

I will fill out the emergency form. He hasn’t been eating as far as I can see for a week. Today I bought some freeze dried shrimp to try to get him to eat more.

For the past week my fish have not been eating at all. I have a convict cichlid, a jack dempsey cichlid, and a blood parrot cichlid. My blood parrot cichlid’s fins look shredded but I have noticed no fighting between him and the other fish, he is also turning brown. The other two fish look...

My flower horn won’t stop spitting up pellets after a water change. I am not sure what to do. Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you for the advice I will get him those foods.

Thank you I would never have figured that out, I have been feeding him this much is that okay for a fish of that size.

Yeah I know but it would be a pain in the butt to re nitrogen cycle the tank if he or she is sick and dies (as unlikely as that is) Is there something wrong with the substrate?

Its just quarantining in a 10 gallon, its gonna go in my 60 gallon later. What's wrong with river rock?

That's what I was thinking but I was unsure because its just a baby.

I know it it difficult to sex them when they are younger but can anyone sex my 2 inch flower horn based on these pictures?

Yeah they are just normal flame tetras. One time they gave my entire tank a disease and everything died.

If you wanna get rid of snails throw some dwarf puffers into the tank and they will eat them. If you have a larger tank get an eyespot puffer.

A few years ago I had a community 10 gallon tank with a betta and some live bearers and they got along well. You should be able to do the same.