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Angelfish might of had ich(saw 2 tiny dots on the back fins), put in the angel, but then noticed the dots. I immediately took out the angel and put them in my quarantine tank. Recently had a cycle crash and didn't want to put the angel in there, but after seeing the dots I put them in there. Do...

I'm a bit worried about the temperature. They corys and the rams have different temperature range. If you were able to get the temperature to work, I would say the stocking would work. Good luck!

That looks like a male, it has quite a few bristles. Your profile says that you don't know the aquarium nitrogen cycle, I suggest you read up on that.

Tbh I would just get a new heater, its worthy investment if your heater if broken.

Looking at your profile, I suggest you go read up on the aquarium nitrogen cycle; to say the least, it is very important. Congrats on being able to keep your betta with the barbs! I am worried about temperature though, as rosy barbs prefer a colder temperature than bettas do. What tank size is it?

Following (I'm also getting a parakeet soon )!

I think you mean 4 feet long. The dimensions for a 55 gallon is 48″ x 13″ x 21″ which is very unideal for a koi. The width is only 1 foot long.

To put it lightly the tank is overstocked. It could have gotten that from a cut as said above. Now onto the much larger problem about the stocking. Koi require ponds, that koi looks a bit less than a foot long. There seems to be 5 goldfish which is already overstocked in a 55 gallon. You also...

I would love that, but big box stores(in my experience) rarely have female dwarf gouramis. As they are considered less colorable and less enjoyable. I suggest you return 3 of the dwarf gouramis, many people may not see aggression in the first few weeks but over time one (or more!) will be...

Got a old guppy through 2 ich outbreaks, a ammonia spike, and a lot, lot, LOT more. He sadly passed 8 months ago, but guppies are extremely hardy if the guppies are hardy. I agree with what said above.

I would say 0. They get 2 inches, and a proper school would be to large for the tank. From what I hear they can be very nippy and active and a 10 gallon wouldn't really be the best for them. Also looking at your profile, it says you don't know the aquarium nitrogen, I suggest you educate...

I know, I just gave an example. Your situation is fine.

Yes, there is such thing is as over filtering, but you don't have over filtering. I'm planning on adding some more filters to go with my 75 gallon's filter. A 35 gallon's filter won't have much of an affect on a 20 gallon. I voted yes because a 75 gallon filter on a 20 gallon isn't the best...

Idea I feel like there should be a requirement of how many characters you need to type before you can send a message. Maybe 5 characters? I just really dislike it when people just type "Yes" or "No" to answer someone's question. Why we should do this Say someone asked "I have 6 tetras in my 20...

Thanks for the quick answer! What size tank is it? I just suggest to do daily water changes until the ammonia goes down. Good luck!

Your fish won't drop dead from the ammonia and nitrites, just make sure you do your water changes. If you fish have ammonia burn, that's another danger, but right now, do you water changes, and keep calm. May I ask what your stocking is? Also how did you cycle your tank if you just got an API...

Sponge filters Pros -Doesn't suck in baby fish -Are quieter -Cheaper Cons -Don't clean as fast/as well as a hang on the back. -Don't look amazing in the tank Hang on the Back Pros -Clean a bit more efficiently. -Maybe quiet, matters on what brand. -More variety. Cons -May suck in baby fish...

I had the same exact dream, but just insert pleco over betta. I also can't help on legal fees, all I know is pay tax, but I have a few tips listed below. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- My Thoughts on this...

I feel like black will stand out more, and blue may be different in a bad way. Just my 2 cents. Good luck!

Shrimp Shrimp will look amazing with plants, and just let them breed and take over the tank.