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I use an everyday liquid fertilizer, pH is 6.8, dKH is 10 and dGH is 6, nitrates and nitrites are both 0

Thanks Roy! Do you have any advices to give me right now? I'm also struggling with Pogostemon stellatus and it's kind stressfull

It's a standard Amtra LED light, I reduced the white light to leave more space for blue light (the one who makes plants grow)

Yep I do, i use an everyday liquid fertilizer

In my Betta tank I got some hygropholia, cryptocoryne and 2 pogostemom stellatus. The plants would grow really really fast back then, but now they suddenly kind of stopped doing so. Is it because the substrate is not that much? I do water change 1 a week or every 2 weeks, I don't know why this...

I bought it from my local store, he was with some tetras but he's not stressed bc of me My other Betta, Casper, would explore the whole tank and it remained the same since Thank you ☺️! And last, i have a driftwood that seems a kind of brown root that constantly drops tiny pieces, then they...

He always stays there and rarely goes to the other sides of the tank

Nah the flow goes upwards It's a he, and idk it may be

My new Betta, Sakura, just swims on one side of the tank. Is it because it prefers that side or is there something wrong?

Ik, but since I bought them they cleaned up all the algae

I give them cucumber or zucchini slices Real The tank has been running for 6 months or so. I have to clean once every 2 weeks, and some times once a week And i didnt know they might be different species

I fear that my Otos might not be healthy, or it's just my impression? Some are still white since I bought them, and some have their distinctive black color

Yeah me too, i bought the Angelfish when they were small, and the neon were already there

Thank you so much! And last, could I ever mix Rummy nose tetras with other tetra species (red-eyed tetra, black neon tetra, neon tetra)? This implies that they might not bother the Angelfish of course

I fear that slender and faster fish might eat all the food before Cories could reach for it

What about the ram(s)? I was also thinking of Cories but I fear they'll starve to death

Could Angelfish, Ram cichlid and Rummy nose tetras live in a tank large enough, for example, a 660 gallon?

Thanks! :D

Here you go! :)

At first glance it doesn't seem the fins are rotten or anything, it's just those red tips that make me think of fin rotting. What about you? I hope he's feeling ok