Recent content by SuriahAnderson

Yeah, there are a bunch of hiding places and stuff available.

Honestly, I'd love to set up another tank, but I don't have the funds right now. And even if I did, I don't have the space needed for another at the moment.

Noroomforshoe: Female bettas can be very aggressive towanords each other, almost as bad as males. It is not ideal to just add females here and there, if you want to try to keep more then one female betta, You need to buy 5 or more and release them all together the same day. May I ask why you...

Well, the two bettas aren't alone in the tank. I also have some platys, some harlequins, and a couple otto catfish. I have a ten gallon tank. Aside from that though, how would you recommend I separate them? I only have the one tank at the moment, so I have nowhere to move the other to.

I recently added two female bettas to my tank. For the first week or so everything seemed fine with them. But over the last couple days, one of the bettas has stopped eating. She's become lethargic and often just lays about the bottom of the tank, or floating near the surface. Also, I'm not...

Okay, thanks, I was just curious how my fish would fair against general Ick medication, I wasn't sure if any of them were sensitive or scaleless or not, so thanks for answering my question.

I recently noticed what looked to be an Ick infection on one of my fish, so I went out and got some Ick medication. And reading through the directions, mentioned how to be careful with the treatments as some fish can be sensitive to it. I have Platies, Harluquin Rasboras, Ottos and a Betta...

It's just a bit messy, is all.

Okay, thanks.

My parameters and stuff are fine, I did a water change a few days ago. I've been stirring up the substrate to better get at the waste, but I've been having a hard time getting at it all. There's all the fish and the decorations and it just makes it more difficult.

Hi everyone, like I said in the title my tank needs to go through a bit of a deep clean. I have months of built-up fish waste in the gravel, and I've tried stirring it up at times to get at it, but it never seemed to be too effective for me. What's the best way you would recommend I go about this?

Hi, I was just wondering about the best way to vacuum a tank without sucking up your gravel. What's the best method for me to use?

When you mention mines and wrecked submarines all I can think of is that one scene from Finding Nemo.

It looks like something you might find in a museum.

In my opinion - and virtually that of everyone else here - don't use those two little stools, it's not a good idea, find something more sturdy that has a surface area with room for the entire tank, put it on a counter, or a strong bookcase or something.