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They stay active all the time. The only time they stop moving is when they are scared/hiding, guarding territory, sleep, sick. And even when they sleep, they move alot

That's biological filtration. I'm talking about mechanical filtration. Biological just promotes good bacteria to get rid of nitrates, but it doesn't remove debris or cloudiness at all. That's usually done with sponges or polyester type material. But you do vacuum so that's technically...

What kind if mechanical filtration you have? Was it part of the charcoal bag? Mechanical filtration will help with the cloudy water and fragments in the tank

I don't understand this post. It read like an attack on advance fish keepers who don't do water changes by attacking novices who want to do the same.

1. Something might be eating it 2. There are many types of duckweed. Maybe you have a type that's not strong for that system.

Every bad thing is common ins overstocked tanks, but that's because a lot of overstocked tanks don't get the level care they need. It's not the overstocking itself.

Are you sure it's not from TB? TB affects different species of fish differently But some people say kill everything and throw away just about everything and bleach the tank. I'm in the same boat and going to try what you are about to do. I say try it so I can know what's gonna happen when I do...

You probably over cleaned your tank and killed a lot of BB. They don't like to be disturbed.

ok. inbox me your address and I'll send you my Fish TB fish

Don't grind up the plant matter. The plant matter gives them wet places to hide in. They need the humidity.

Wait a min... I'm half reading your post and might be giving you bad advice. I'm making sure that only Gouramis and goldfish are in the tank. Those are not really tropical fish so don't need those high temps. But you might have something else in there that does. What's else you got in there?

It will gradually cool itself. But if you are so concern, put it like on 80 for a hour and then just put it on 76

heck ya. Knock it down to like 76

People keep mentioning oxygen, but there's a cap on oxygen. Mainly a man living in the middle of a city gets more than enough oxygen as a man living in a rainforest next to the ocean. If your fish ain't gasping at the filter or top of the tank, there's plenty of oxygen all over the tank...

You trying to cook your fish? That's some HIGH Temps buddy.

Anyone ever tried that? You know how old broken down horse and dogs are allowed to live their lives in a pasture until nature takes it course instead of being put down. I'm thinking of setting up a tank to throw fish in that I don't want or dying because I don't want to kill them (I got 2 sick...

They are where ever they can be that's not disturbed much. So in people who gravel vac constantly and clean their glass and decorations constantly, the BB will probably be in their filter. But if someone who lets their tank do it's own thing, the BB will be everywhere. And I don't believe that...

Update. I'm starting to see more I think. I saw that my PH was low and I haven't been putting fertilizer in my tank for a while (because of some other reason). So I thought maybe there's not enough calcium in the water. So I added some fertilizer again and put some eggshells in. I don't know if...

There is "hole in the head", but I know little about that

The floats will do better if they are anchored on something near the surface.