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Hi, i woke up this morning and noticed fungus on my axolotls gills. Did a big water change when i noticed it. This is the first time he's been sick since i got him, i've read about salt/tea baths. Not against trying it but i've never held him, always been too afraid i might hurt the little guy...

Just wondering how big i should let my axolotl get before i add ghost shrimp as a snack?

I have tried to take pictures in the past but they are still just too small.

Oh that sounds pretty cool, not gonna lie lol. Ill look into that, thanks

I have Cory cats, Black skirts, neon tetras, and one of those cool little glofish sharks. I feed them twice a day at most.

I have a 20 gallon tank, I never had any snails in the tank prior to this, but I do have a pretty suspicious looking moss ball. Well every day I see a new baby snail, and there are eggs on every side, I do want to keep a few snails for some other tanks if possible. But there are way too many...

Noted, Thanks for the help

he's got one other buddy in the tank with him, how can I tell if there's a fungus?

Went to the store and bought a new adf because I woke up with a casualty this morning. I noticed when I got home that hes missing one of his arms, but hes swimming around and coming up for air like normal. Obviously his swimming looks funky but he doesn't seem to be slowed down by it. Hes got a...

So yesterday I went and bought 3 African dwarf frogs, i’ve had some before but they all died for the same reason, they weren’t eating. So this time I decided to try out a tank with only adf, but they still won't eat. I give them Freeze dried bloodworms and ZooMed aquatic frog and tadpole food.

I think it would depend mostly on the species, Aquatic species usually have the smaller males I believe. Male semI aquatic species like RES tend to be bigger than the females. You may want to do some further research of your own, I am in no way an expert by any means.

They probably will when they get older. If you do want to get two males, try getting them both at once while they're still fairly young. They'll fight regardless but I doubt they would seriously injure one another.

Like I said, I only see one right now. I'll probably end up looking inside hollow decor later on to see if there are anymore hiding. The only real plant I have is a single moss ball, but ive had it for months. I don't imagine it being why.

I just found a single baby snail in my tank, have no clue where it came from. I do have a mystery snail in a different tank, pretty far away from this one. And to be honest I could use some more snails for other tanks. It wouldn't hurt my other fish to just let it be would it? Sorry I couldn't...

like I said its most noticeable when his shell is dried off from basking, if I can get a pic I will but that's all up to the turtle

I'm probably going to end up buying a tank for just shrimp, Ive decided its gonna be 5-10gal with sand. Any information or help would be greatly appreciated. Feeding and cleaning are what I'm most concerned about. Also would they need a filter or any type of plug-ins?

I think you fixed my problem, since this post not a single fish has died. I replaced my rts with a pink glofish shark and got some neons, and I gotta say the tank seems healthier and happier than ever. Thanks a lot man!

Lol chill out man. I literally just added sand to his tank, and naturally some gets on his shell (I'm scrubbing off the bits of sand that doesn't just fall off in the tank) but when he starts basking on his rock, and his shell starts to dry off, it looks pale, like the same color as the sand.

I definitely understand that, I didn't plan on having a trurtle at all. Mine was actually given to me by someone who couldn't take care of it anymore. Mines young and still pretty small, about the palm of my hand and for now his 10gal tank seems to be okay, once he gets bigger though I'm...

I'm a new RES owner, he's not a problem at all. just keep the water clean like you would any other tank and you're golden. Just be careful taking it out of the tank, they are suprisingly fast little guys, and no elevated surfaces, they don't seem to understand the concept of falling off and...