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And so are we !!!

T.lalius

Same two thoughts

An introduced invasive species that had to eat a lot of endemic animals to get that huge I think.

Get well soon Stan !

If it is bacterial bloom let the heterotropic have their party and do nothing. Only aeration could be an idea cause they use oxygen.

King of the jungle???? Pancake of the month to me.

Eheim is Chinese / manufactured in China nowadays. Filter are defebitely more flimsy than the old ones. I'd get one from around, so you can get service when needed.

Looks more like a tumour to me

A shame an LFS sells 4 of them and only 4 tetras. Get better soon !

Maybe add that most fish that die " cause of Ich ", actually don't die by the parasites itself but die cause of human behaviour. Panick, misdiagnosing, different kinds of treatments at the same time, etc etc..... When you start treatment (no matter what kind of treatment) at the moment you...

Newbe !😝

Like the others said : C.paleatus

I meand that the mentioned albinistic fish actually are leucistic fish. White skirts are leucistic fish

One thing is quite clear : It is not Columnaris.

Looks like tumour indeed. No treatment for those.

C.trilineatus indeed. Of topic : on unsuitable substrate.

The fish in question are White skirts, which aren't albinos (red eyes) but a leucistic type (black eyes) That counts for the tetras !

albino = leucistic

Those are genetical altered fish which aren't allowed in Europe / the UK.

beautliful young plantlets

CAE

Corys won't bee a problem but in a 40G I'd take some bigger ones. C.metae for instance

More important how good / nice person is than his / hers IQ Exact that. Thanks for sharing.

It isn't.

Agree but a lot of fish that are tank(or pond) bred aren't treated any better than wildcaught ones. Hobby-tankbred I like the most for that reason.

Well done. Think the biggest risk for eggs and fry are the parents. So if there are enough hidingplaces should be possible.

NTD isn't caused by bacteria (microsporidia Pleisophora hyphessobryconis) so indeed antibiotics won't do anything. It is rare, contagious, lethal and incurable. It will affect allmost all fish and is only called NTD cause it was first ID-ed on a Neon Tetra (not a smart idea). A certain strain...

That's not the place these deposits occure. The vid is quite short

BN'S are omnivores so they need (some) protein as well. though wood seems to be beneficial (certainly as hidingplace) they don't need wood like clowns as part of their diet.

I'd dose Prazipro

They are Corydoras nowadays (at least for now)

That's a 100 x 40 x 40 cm tank Matt. No don't find them boisterous. Not different than the H.ocellifer which are in their. Rainbows are btw hahahaha.

Ramshorn snails still are beautiful

New tank doing nicely

Nothing wrong witht the Aeneus. Female Peppered simply are bigger