Thanks everyone, I want to give the gourami I keep the best life, so I’m sticking with the DG. I can’t return them til tomorrow, so wish me luck in hoping that they don’t hurt each other, they’re all juveniles right now and seem to be minding their own business for the most part.
Okay I’ll return two, do you think it’s possible I keep the opaline? He’s gorgeous. I don’t want him to feel crowed though.
What tank size would you recommend
Right now my DG is the bully, but I’m sure when they mature it will be the opal that is picking fights. I just feel so bad for...
Okay so some background
I really like gouramis, mentioned it at a family get together. The next thing you know my aunt comes to my house with gouramis: an opaline, pearl, and dwarf. And you know, fish as unplanned gifts are never good.
I have a 29 gallon just with Corydoras (planted). I...
I've gotten baccopa and hygrophilla Willow and they both were completely obliterated by something. I dosed easy green and I have a Finnex light, but I just can NOT keep stem plants. Any ideas?
And don't worry too much! It'll be okay. You could get some easy easy easy plants like java fern or annubias or you can buy tetra safe start these can help bring in some of the beneficial bacteria you need.
And no problem, also your prime should be helping make the waste less toxic as will
Try to feed very little or every other day. The bacterial bloom is a sign that your tank is capable of keeping bacteria and is beginning to establish the nitrogen cycle most likely. It is common in newly set up tanks. Just keep the water moving, continue to do daily water changes because of the...
How long had your tank been set up? How many of what kind of fish do you have?
It's best if you don't add any new fish right now since it is not clear if your tank is cycled. A cycled tank has enough bacteria that breaks down fish waste and makes it less harmful. If you don't have this...
I have bronze corydoras juveniles that I bread but that's all. I wanted 2 dif groups of schooling fish that would contrast well and would be generally interactive.
Haha! I'm 54 years younger but I'm still cold with temps in the 50s our friend here has become a fish!
I hatch my brine shrimp with in air stone in a quarter gallon milk jug with room temp around 72-74.
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