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As long as the water parameters are normal and the tank is cycled this is perfectly normal

Yay babies!

Have you tried cuttlebone?

As long as it doesn’t go over 90 then you Anubias should be fine. It’s a very hardy plant

Awesome how they look like they have eyes on their tail

It looks like he’s missing part of his body? Is that right? If his body is being deteriorated then I don’t think you can come back from that unfortunately

At Home Depot they sell timers that you can plug into your outlet

I wouldn’t. Then it will be constantly changing. Your bettas should be perfectly fine as is

Looks like your in the clear :)

7 gallons is to small unfortunately they need 20 minimum

Just looks like snail slime to me. They leave it on some places

Ooooohhh my bad I read it as Anubias. Kelvin12 disregard my post

Are you planting it in the substrate? If so you aren’t supposed to do that it should be attached to a decoration

I dont use it. The Total darkness helps the fish “sleep”

I 100% recommended canisters (fluval brand). I tried an aqua clear once and like you once I tried to turn it back on it wouldn’t but mine started getting super hot so I threw it out. I use canister filters for both my larger tanks. I’m using the fluval fx6 and fx4. Both work amazingly but there...

I’m so sorry. It never easy loosing a pet especially one that’s so close like a dog.

All I know about discus is be prepared for a lot of water changes

Wow that’s cool. I knew it went dormant but I didn’t know it could for a year

It’s easy to get caught up in feeling like we did something wrong when our fish die. As long as your tank was cycled and your water parameters were good then it wasn’t your fault. Do you have a picture of the tank?