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Welp I got some Melini Cory’s but they came it with fast acting fin rot and killed most of them

Anyone else keep Melini Corys here? they don’t seem to be that common from what I’ve seen. I picked up a group of 8 today. Would love to hear others experiences and pics of theirs! Also does anyone know if they prefer colder or warmer water?

Oka Ok just dumped around $300 on plants in this tank and don’t wanna kill ‘em Most are buce which I believe are pretty hardy

Is api super ich cure harmful to plants? I have a heavily planted tank that has ich and do not want to kill all my plants.

Hey guys figured I’d make a thread for my tank. 9 gallon Fluval flex with lots and lots of different bucephalandra, Anubias mama petite, Anubias mama pinto, Aflame swords, Amazon swords, and a banana plant, currently has a schools of glolite danios, a honey gourami, and a German blue ram.

I second Buceplant they have some quality plants. Just be sure to add an insulated box and a heat pack to your cart if it’s cold where you’re at.

A few Bucephalandra would look nice

Kinda looks like a blue hygro

I second this I used lexan for my snake tank lid. Just score it with a razor and snap it. Hole saws work for drilling holes in it too

Ok I’ve always wondered this and just assumed it did, but does ich medication affect the beneficial bacteria?

Ok I’ll try feeding more. I got new plants arriving in the mail today so hopefully they dont eat them Hmmm mabey. I feed canned bloodworms and hikari vibra bites

O I know right lol I never heard of it either so I was suprised when I seen them tearing my plants apart. I have larger Amazon swords that they leave alone.

Ok so I have a pair of German rams that absolutely destroyed my Rotala and are eating my small fancy twist swords, and Aflame swords. Is there anything I can to to keep them from eating them? I never heard of Rams eating plants as I see people usually keep them in planted tanks.

Shouldn’t kill it off, you can propagate them by pulling one of the “bananas” off.

I’d say he just needs to settle in. The khulis at the store I work at freak out if they don’t have cover. They even bury themselves down into the gravel.

I would say barbs specifically cherry barbs those suckers are hard to kill.

Sooo there could be many things wrong. First it could be your water quality, second it could be that you give it belly rubs, fish shouldn’t really be touched. And third it could be stress from moving it from one tank to the other at night. Giving us water parameters first would help figure...

I fed canned blood worms to mine and they were very red. Fresher foods seem to make colors pop.

That’s how I chose these I tried to get two that bodies looked different from each other

Yeah that’s what I was thinking. The first ones ventral fins each the analfin. Is that a trait of a male?