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Seems like you're overfeeding and having high nutrients and then overmaintaining to compensate causing an algae bloom as the tank tries to do another cycle. I feed my fish 5x a week in the mornings. Only do 15-20% water change weekly or biweekly. I would also recommend getting shrimp, snails or...

So I had an idea, maybe it can help someone

Yes I dried it out for MONTHS and it kept its color and came back!

Are they raised kind of looks like sand on it? If so that is ich and its awful to deal with

Oops meant airstone ha

Such a great idea

I had this spot with a fish i bought from lfs and turned out as bacterial or parasite can't remember but it only lasted a day after purchasing. It was looking rough at the store, and I just felt the need to save it but sometimes its out of our hands by then. Looked exactly like what your shark had.

Put it in oven to dry out then burn it lol that stuff is next level haha

Probably add a Waterstone immediately. Was this tank just setup? Hiw did you cycle?

Great thank you

Aww

Goodness. So this might sound dumb, but are they going to be floating in the water column, or do they attach early on? Wondering how water changes will go

Eh I don't know about all that lol Well its awesome that tank is in the bathroom then ha. And go figure, I just sold my 2 gallon aquarium, would've been perfect for the guys. That is, if they were fertilized. Can I keep them in that community tank or will they be eaten? There's a betta, cory...

I will look it up. Thanks!

Oh my gosh!!! Yes I have one and just added a second one a couple days ago. Are they dead since they're out of the water?

Thank you!

So I stumbled across this under the lip of my aquarium. Its out of the water and I've never seen anything like it.

Ya they definitely become addicting

Yay, I hope to acquire some wisdom lol. I love browsing forums. So exciting to find a new one

Mine do this as well