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Hey, I believe its either ellobiopsidae or cladogonium. But i don't know how to tell them apart so I would like some help. How do I treat whatever it is? I don't have a quarantine tank, and I don't see the fungus on any other shrimp. Thanks

Don't think I will ever want to get dwarf gourami with how common iridovirus seems to be... I just find it odd that the fish has no visual signs of illness, if figured if i was dealing with something like fish tb id see some obvious signs

Ive got two sparkling gourami in a planted 20 gallon. Along with pygmy corys and shrimp. A couple months ago I had three, one of them suddenly started hiding in the back corner and stopped eating, all other fish were fine. That one disappeared probably eaten by shrimp and snails, i treated the...

I think you would be well off with keeping your sand. I would keep it and supplement in some fertilizer tabs for root feeding plants. I use the seachem flourish tabs and cut them up into smaller pieces and spread them about.

Thanks for all the replies! Tarantula habitat is totally something new for me so I thing I am going to do some research on that. Or maybe a vampire crab paludarium

I have an 8 gallon cube tank sitting around and want to find something new to do with it. Anyone have ideas of what to do with it or an animal that can be kept in that small enclosure?

I have a heavily planted twenty gal with a couple sparkling gourami, around 15 pygmy corys, and 2 amanos. Give me some ideas of what I could add.

Getting some holes on some older leaves, was wondering what may be lacking here that I could supplement. I dose with Easy Green liquid fert once a week after water changes.

Either daphnia or copepods

yes plants are fine in an uncycled tank. And pothos is not a fully aquatic plant, just have the roots sticking in the water, just making sure you knew.

I am considering adding pygmy corys to my twenty gallon with sparkling gourami in it. I was planning on adding six corys. My question is how much do pygmy corys sift around and stir up the bottom? I have kept larger corys before in a tank with botanicals(same as the current tank), and the...

Ok I will pick up two more today, as I added two yesterday, I am sure a day of difference won't be an issue. Thank you! it is a 20 gallon.

Im adding sparklers to my twenty gal. I wanted to do four of them but I am hesitant to add them all at once since it will greatly raise the bioload. If i were to add two now and two later would there be any issues with the newer ones trying to establish territories since the other two already...

Whats a good website for purchasing aquascaping stones and wood, particularly dragonstone. I need a good amount. Looking for good prices for buying in bulk.

Thanks for all your ideas, I'll do some research on all the fish. Licorice gourami seem great as I like some tannins in my tanks, though it might be hard to find some, might end up ordering fish online for the first time. Ive also always wanted to have scarlet badis, too many options, I'll look...

Kept lots of bettas in the past so want to try something new. Never kept any sort of gourami before and am interested in them. I like honeys, but any other smaller gourmais ( I know dwarf) that I could consider?

Haven't posted here in ages. Got my own place now, no more dorm, so may start keeping fish again if the time and money are available. I would be setting up a heavily planted 20 gallon. Since I am going to be pretty busy with school I wanted to do something low maitenence, so the stocking will be...

I am heading off to college and need to sell the stuff I currently have. I am not going to be shipping so if you are interested and in the Walla Walla, Washington (Southeast Washington) area please let me know. I have already checked in with my local store and they do not have the room to take...

Looks like it is meant to siphon water as well a scrape algae or clean hardscape at the same time.

With most heavy botanical tanks you just let the build up take its course and the mulm accumulation will be part of the tank. Extra ammonia can be taken care of with water changes.