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I've recently gotten into digital art a bit, so here's some of the results of messing around with different brushes and styles. This one is now a wallpaper for my phone XD I'm going to paint this one on a wall in my house. My family all really likes all of Hayao Miyazaki's movies so I...

Okay, thank you! I did put him back into the his original tank as I was also worried about the ammonia and the temperature of the cup. No other fish have any signs of illness as far as I can tell, but I'll do as you suggested and put him in a 1 gal. bucket. To keep the temperature up in the...

Tank Volume: ~20 gallons Tank age: just under a year Does it have a filter? Yes, Top Fin HOB filter with Fluval Biomax Does it have a heater? Yes, Top Fin 100w and Tetra 50w What is the water temperature? Temp. in separate contianer: 77.9F Temp. in tank: ~75F What is the entire stocking of...

I know I'm a little late, but I want to say thank you for the information! I just recently purchased some moss balls from that brand, so now I need to sterilize all my tanks.

Thank you! You should! I had nerite snails in my 20 gallon tank and they loved the stuff! Wow! That's so cool! I just drop a blanched cucumber in there for him and he goes nuts!

I'd say he eats pretty well (aka I spoil the heck outta him)

Here's my 5 gallon betta tank. It's kind of a work in progress.

Okay, thank you! I just kinda panicked for a second there.

So I literally just got him yesterday at my LFS and put him in my 10 gal. QT tank. I just noticed a few minutes ago that he has a tiny hole where his eye should be on his right side. Is this going to cause any problems when I put him in my 36 gal? Has anyone else had a pleco without an eye?

36 gal. Planted 1 DG 5 Cory cats 3 Guppies 1 Angelfish

I agree! I totally forgot about my Otos until I considered them to help me take care of the algae.

They do a great job in my other tank, although I have a brown algae problem in that tank and some sort of green/hair algae problem in the other one. Yeah, a ton of otos in the other tank died, so I only have 4 or 5 out of 13.

Okay! I also have another tank with Otos and I agree that they're SUPER adorable!

Who is better at taking care of a decent-sized algae problem? A small school of Otos or one or two rubber lip plecos?

Okay, thank you! I did a fish-less cycle and used some API Quick Start and a sponge filter from another tank to help it along.

Last week I tested my 5 gallon betta tank's water and it came back cycled. No ammonia, no nitrites and a small amount of nitrates. Now, a week later, I'm testing the water and there's about <.25 ppm ammonia and 0 nitrates. I did add a mystery snail two days ago, but I haven't done anything else...

Alrighty, thank you!

Do you think five would be okay? Or should I just go for a bit bigger school of neons or cardinals? And thank you for the replies!

I have heard that they do eat leftover food, but I wouldn't recommend relying on just that fact when all the algae is gone from your tank. Even when you have algae, you probably still want to supplement their diet with algae wafers or blanched vegetables. Mine really love Hikari algae wafers and...

Do you think I could do a school of black skirt tetras?