A month later and my hydrocolotyle leucocephala (Brazilian pennywort) seeds have finally sprouted! I had a couple flowers bloom on my emersed hydrocolotyle in my goldfish filters, which I had pollinated them by hand and then collected the seeds which developed, and now they have finally sprouted
Shifted the wood in my 20g to the left more and added another piece, plus moved some young ferns over to that piece as well. I'm liking this more.
Apistogramma borelli pics
Mr Borelli
Both, though he's not been letting her in the pod at first.
First time she's ever been in it
And finally got a pic of Spicy Leaf, the female apisto in natural lighting. Showing off how pretty they can be, even she's got a touch of blue that's hard to capture in most lighting.
Lorgie Georgie, male domestic bristlenose, father of the hybrid fry. The ancistrus triradiatus mother has been moved to another tank without male plecos around, so no more accidental hybrids.
Hoplisoma paleatum
All 3 of my bamboo shrimp out and about
Rasbora sarawakensis.
@fishorama I caught these guys spawning the other morning, to my surprise. Of course loaches ate the eggs so nothing to collect lol
And lastly, some not so happy news. I had to say goodbye to one of my goldfish nous yesterday. The other day I moved some hardscape in my goldfish tank and apparently had an anaerobic pocket under it which sent up some bubbles. I watched for issues, other fish fine, but Hammerhead the youngest goldfish unfortunately started being unable to stay up in the water and couldn't right himself, and despite trying to treat him with some Epsom salt for the negative swim bladder issue, he became worse and developed internal bleeding on his lower belly. This would hint at a possible internal infection of aeromonas being my best guess based on it being one of those anaerobic bacterias found in tanks and with the timing and symptoms also being a red flag for it. I had to clove him since he was suffering. The other fish still remain fine, so I am hopeful it was just a single case of it.