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Thank you, it spread so fast and was immediately lethal after they caught it I hardly had time to react. I do have salt I'll try that out too.

I do have that on hand I keep a few general cures just in case. I also had a sorority of young females all got along amazing who up and died. A white fuzzy ring appeared around their mouths and they were dead within a few hours so assumed that was also a bacterial / fungal infection. I have a...

I've noticed my betta has been a bit lethargic lately but some very strange red has appeared on his fins and he is swimming sporadically. So my guess would be that he has a parasite but I've never seen anything like it before. Any help would be appreciated asap I feel as if I have very limited...

You could always keep your eye out for used tanks if you're careful. Many people just give them away and you might be able to find a solid stand if you're patient. You could look at garage sales or places like facebook marketplace.

Do you have a test kit that can test for heavy metals?

Make sure it's thawed then you could try training your betta to hand feed. That's what I did. Just stick the daphnia to your finger and put it in the water and most bettas will take it out of curiosity and learn very quickly. Since it's a treat about the size of his eye will be good although...

You could set up an experiment leaving some in the water and letting some dry out periodically and see which one grows better.

That is one cool guppy

They will be fine when small but as they get bigger they will start to fish each other if there's just two. If they grow up with them they could get along with large tetras or barbs. Small fish could get eaten and large, slow ones will get their slime coat sucked off. If you have the space keep...

How many do you have?

I think they are egg scatters and don't show parental care. Most tetras are but I'm not 100% sure about glo-fish.

Is it freezedried, live, or frozen?

Chinese algae eaters will grow to be monsters. Not particularly in size but they will suck the slime coat off fish as they mature. They will get large and aren't really safe to keep with fish.

They just look damaged to me although there might be a hint of fin rot starting. If you keep his water clean with lots of water changes he should recover and be as good as new in no time. Just keep an eye out for discoloration around the edge of the fins.

Shrimp and snails are very good choices for a peaceful tank and get along with pretty much anything that won't eat or attack the invertebrate. The only inverts I can think of off the top of my head that would be a problem is a very small number of large predatory shrimp like the viper shrimp and...

It doesn't look too bad to me. Have you tried feeding him peas?

*Gasp* Four is my favorite person (Only someone who is divergent will understand )

You are an extremely talented painter .

Cool tank

You could use a clay flower pot. Still not very decorative but it would be easy to cover in rocks and cheap.