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Male guppies seem to be simple creatures lol. She might be pregnant, she did not have this belly and developed it slowly over time. Well, time will show :D

I appreciate this. I got the NT one. I haven't observed any other issues, no Camallanus sightings. I've watched them for an hour straight getting a few nice pics.

Maybe fluben isn't this dangerous to shrimps, but I'll still try to avoid my shrimps getting the medicated pellets. You know what, I googled stylaria and these make sense. Barely 1cm long, S shape swim style, very wiggly :D Thank God my gups don't have Camallanus, entire stay in the hobby...

They're all bright, active etc. But even in my past, ehh they still were active either way 😁 Thing is, the female does have a big belly and males are even more crazy about her. I find it shocking they get pregnant when nearly adol lol.

Thank you! And I totally get you! My guppies are still tiny, so they don't sit still. Tho I still manage well. I got a few more shots today, using my phones focus lock I've discovered: I thought of getting the macro lense in hope it would allow me to get non blurry closer close ups. My...

@CassCats Hiii! Sorry! I found out how to lock focus on iPhone. It's just a little funky when I use it, in the end it blurs the focus a little lol. I'll have to keep trying and see. I also my eye on a German made macro lens clip. Would that help for closer close ups? I did manage to get a great...

Either he's got a torn dual personality (like me lmao) or he's just moody 😂😁

I have tons of plants, and I have a rock with java moss stuck to it that is doing really well. They LOVE the moss, but apparently not enough to commit mitosis :D

Thank you so much for all the information you have posted. This is the medication I bought: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/196688094448?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=_vftctktq7k&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=wjiaa6dbrwe&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY In the description, it's stated it...

Right. I don't know what to get for these then, most meds aren't available here in the UK. I also am unsure what is actually wrong, or what if I'm just paranoid. I don't want to kill them. She eats then spits the food out, doesn't that much. I've observed them poo today, looked mostly normal...

You misread it, bought just regular micro pellets from them as well as the flubendazole. Medicated pellets are the aftermath after making the coctail. NT Labs says the liquid form will kill any crustaceans/inverts, that if I put im the water. So not sure. I don't have a spare air pump or air...

Thank you! Yeah, I use my iPhone 15, no specific settings. Only portrait mode for my beardies pic, we were in a park and wanted to try the mode out in better lighting :)

And omg I can't spell... it is flubendazole. How should even baby fish poo look like? I don't remember, had youngsters back then. Whitish looking stringy? It wasn't very brown, quite possibly I'm blind and it was thin brown stringy? I don't see them poo a lot. At what age can females be...

Yep, I got flubendonzole based one from NT Labs.. micro pellets.. I hope my shrimps won't get any medicated ones cause jesus christ I don't wanna deal with dead shrimps, and I can't move them (space and money issue).

Hi, I just want to clear this up. I just ordered micro pellets from Hikari, I'll try these with my still pretty small guppies and ordered NT Labs for worms. Since the flubendanzole will kill my shrimps... Does it matter for them if they eat a medicated pellet? Or it doesn't matter if it's a...

Yeah, that's a fair point. With water based meds, eggs are near impossible to destroy. It's like dealing with cat fleas, their eggs are impossible to kill. And they will keep hatching, so it's better to kill off the adults then keep dosing the meds so the eventual young will get killed as well...

Fantastic! :)

I don't feel like the eSHa range is effective. I've used one of theirs for gill flukes. They accelerated rather than go down over time :/ But the flubendazole ones are better to have food dipped in them then eaten by fish for some weeks time. That would help the fish go over killing worms in...

Yeah, it's why I'm thinking of deworming my guppies with API powder thing for parasites. Better to be safe..

Yeah, I've used it safely with shrimps and such. It didn't crash my balance either.

Yup, money more important than an animals wellbeing. So sad..

For fish, these are the only good ones my phonw has taken: And if you don't mind me setting an example of the difference it shows fish tank vs other shots. I don't have such difficulties taking pics of my reptiles through glass doors or not. Again, sorry, just wanted to set examples...

I have iPhone 15, it doesn't do awful pics but I can't focus lock the camera.. Samsungs have it nice tho, better focus, camera focus lock, and can dim the lighting so only light is the tank and anything in the light focus.

I'm sure you could file a complaint on the workers, they have no right to be nasty and rude to customers. And they do take fish in. After quitting the hobby for a while, I had a bn pleco that nobody wanted. My closest P@H store was super rude and hesitant about it, but eventually they took her...

I would finish the cycle before adding fish, fishless cycling is more complex and quite nasty to any inhabitants. And yep, you can have more males. They will have stand offs, but they won't get overly aggressive like cichlids can get. You might sometimes get the odd one, but let's face the fact...

You serious? Back when I had my fish that wasn't a thing, and I'm referring to diseased fish being sent out. Sheesh that is tragic to hear :( Guess I might not be getting anymore fish then xD