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Send me a PM! I've got lots left, any that don't get picked up here are going to a friend's new fish shop in Georgia.

For your substrate, you could add root tabs (or I use indoor/outdoor osmocote), and still be able to manage a carpet. I have actually had a lot of luck growing staurogyne repens in my betta tank with nothing more than medium/low lighting, ferts, and flourish excel, and it was planted in inert...

I'll try and grab some pictures in a bit! They've got ivory-ish shells, and a dark foot, so the body color shows a bit through the shell and gives them a blue look. I hatched them by placing them into a sandwich box, with three paper towels under them folded into 4's. Wet the bottom one with...

I have a ton of baby gold, ivory, blue, jade, and chestnut mystery snails. Not 100% on the colors, but need to get rid of them (somehow managed to miss a clutch and now have too many). I'll ship anywhere in mainland US, for just shipping cost. Most are pea sized, some are slightly smaller, some...

I would not do cories in a 10 gallon, there's not nearly enough swim room for a group, and they do best in groups of at least 6. Even pygmy cories I wouldn't do in anything smaller than 15. I know it's disappointing, I love cories and wish I could keep them in every tank. My usual suggestion for...

Realize that it's too late for this week, but if you still have some left next week, I'm interested in the 20+5, or the 10, if you don't have that many left.

See I like snails too much, so I would need to keep the pH so much higher than that. It would work if I only wanted to keep low pH inhabitants, but my favorites all seem to best at 6.8-7. Though if I somehow come into the money for it, I'm considering redoing my 10 gallon for it, the problem...

That's good!

I would add 3-5 to the school of glowlight tetra, 5 isn't quite a full school, and they'll be more comfortable with 8-10, 12 if you can get away with it. Not sure this will stop your aggression problem, but it may at least give them a school they feel safer in. What are your water parameters...

I would hesitate to do a betta in these simply because it's a very vertical tank, as opposed to more horizontal. I prefer shallower tanks with bettas, primarily because they're labrynth fish that like to stay nearer to the surface where they can gulp air and like the horizontal swim space...

I would add 2 CPD, though you'll have to stay up on water changes. If this had been a what should I stock in an 8 gallon, I was going to suggest 8-10 CPD or 8-12 rasboras in the genus boraras along with neocaridina or amano shrimp or a couple of nerite snails.

I've got Rid Ich getting here on Thursday, in the meantime, will it be helpful to raise the temp, how much? I've also got some Seachem stressguard on hand, which I know isn't a medication, but any chance it'd be beneficial?

Not out of the ordinary at all. He's been eating fine, he's always been a bit of a glass surfer, but it hasn't increased or decreased. He is maybe a little more lethargic than usual, resting on the bottom, but I think some of this may be him trying to scratch himself on the sand, plants, and...

Bump and an Update, all parameters are the same, however, now he's got a small white spot on either side of his head, and on the top, that was not there last night. It almost looks like peeling skin, hence why I'm not sure if it's fungal, or bacterial. Trying to decide what to treat for and...

See that's what I thought! Thus far however, my GH and KH readings are literally unchanged.

I have those in my tanks, they do absolutely nothing for the GH and KH. I'm thinking of removing them, but there's a lot so it's going to be a PITA.

Cloudyboiiii Have fun with it!

Depends on why you’re breeding and what you want to get out of it. First and foremost, all your females are most likely already pregnant unless you bought them as virgin unhit from a very reputable breeder. In which case the best thing you could do would be to get a male from an adjacent line to...