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i think you should take a cutting and let it root instead of risking bacteria/fungus from the soil polluting your tank. edit: only the leaves are poisonous "The roots of pothos plants are not poisonous to fish and other aquarium critters. However, the leaves and stems of this plant contain...

most likely a male fertilized her at the pet store. do you have other cories of the same type? i also think you should put a layer of sand over that coarse gravel substrate , since the cories might get scratched on there for brushing up against it too long

yeah, i agree, the water change made them all go back to normal is it okay if i fed a tiny bit of maracyn to a 75 gallon?

I just did that, and also fed some medicated food, today it is pretty much gone.

Does this little one have nprmal amounts of white on its mouth? Or should i feed them medicated food just in case

there are still many duckweeds if you look closely😭 i'm afraid you have to prune them even more

extra protein-y chickens with duckweed!! Then I would compost them. They don't die even after 2 weeks in moist compost but when they do rot, they are very good plant food

I've had nerites for a long time, and what i've learned from it is that you have to have a big tank for them to not be hungry. I have a 75 gallon and when it is normally clean, it can only support around 2 large nerites from the diatoms it has. I'm not sure it this actually does anything, but...

do you have chickens? dry the duckweed and feed it to them. It's like a protein booster to them! Duckweedᵈᵘᶜᵏʷᵉᵉᵈᵈᵘᶜᵏʷᵉᵉᵈ

Hello, i have a guppy hexno who previously won fotm who has fin rot, as his tail is so large can I wipe maracyn or aquarium salt on the wound to treat it directly?

dry it to a crisp in the sun. apparently its to good my friend's chickens fight for it! nice protein and plants for chickens make sure to dry more than you think you need, because it shrinks a lot in the sun

from a little bit of searching: 1. i want the fish now lol 2. apparently they need groups of 6 or more, and usually if web sources say 6 its better to have 10 or more.

tbh i love duckweed, its one of the key parts of the ecosystem in my tank. and if there's too much, i just give it to my friend's chickens. its easy to keep under control but hard to eradicate

oh, i was talking about how I only have one of them. what type of tank/container do they normally live in?

aww they look so happy! I have one lone male, it would be cool to see what happens if he meets others of his own kind!

Hello! I recently sprouted about 20+ Japanese pumpkin seedlings and bought 23 cucumber seedlings and 3 zucchini seedlings. for nightshades: I have already planted 6 mini tomatoes and 6 japapenos in ~4gallon containers. but i still have 6 large tomatoes, 6 large eggplants. I also bought some...

if it's too big to boil, saw it up and then when it's dry, use some aquarium-safe glue to put them back together so its good as new (but clean)

im pretty sure it is untreatable as for now, so you should separate the fish to not make the disease spread

it would make sense if you had one of those no-filter tanks ( i think its called walstad?) in those tanks you have only a few TINY fish and shrimp but that is too much fish for keeping such a cycle. trumpet snails still have a bioload and you should never depend on just them for your tank...

if you are just keeping it with the fish you found at the river it won't matter THAT much if you boil it or not if you keep the driftwood outside but if you bring the fish and driftwood inside, boiling is a good idea since it will kill critters & critter eggs.

looks like wild guppies (or endlers but def poecilia) just like the one in my pfp! it's nice you can get those where you live. nice mosquito control one male and a few females. they look kind of underweight and stressed so make sure to give them good care in the pond or something

i've only moved new cories from pet stores, and i just use a net that has pretty hard fabric to catch them and i just spin it around 360 degrees and they will go down themselves

looking at the fry compared to the gravel, it looks pretty big already. but maybe your gravel is just small. if you have a large net you can net it and keep it in there for a while

im in california. i might've seen a type of darter once, it was very very small and was spotted black sort of like cory paleatus. stuck to the rocks very nice tool for fishing, especially big fish!, i searched up my watershed and there wasn't any information about the tiny fish I found...

that would theoretically make sense, but with youtube shorts and phones upright, the video would just have the bars but horizontally, and the feature does not work when you turn your phone horizontal.

it is just a wild one that is familiar with people in a coffee farm that i went to

thanks! there were a few of them at the farm, the male ones are really crazy looking.

Yes, you're right. When I do long videos. I will do that, since my videos are "shorts", they are meant to be viewed portrait mode on a phone which makes it look nice

Hello Everyone, I'd like to share with you my youtube channel Here's where I post most of my fish videos as well as some gardening things. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsjCEthKsulxcORvL70BuRA Here are some nice videos. all of these are "shorts" and meant for phone viewing so not the best...

to get rid of it quickly give the leaves a firm rub and it will come off this will help the plants win the battle against algae

we have many tiny fish here like gambusia and some ones that i cannot find the name of, they hide in the places where there's lots of water weeds and the wet and dry seasons here are so different that most streams are "hibernal" which makes them hard to find

I have a question, how do you find small streams? are they in a park or something? or just by the road

id say its pretty warm enough to keep them here, but perhaps they aren't native here i saw some at hawaii though (it was brackish so perhaps different type)

neocaridinia i've never caught any type of shrimp in the creeks here before however

do you have a clearer photo? i think i see something on his tail, that may be the problem

yep, perhaps wash your filter or get a sponge in there

tbh most of the internet and the info on the internet nowadays is

i have some very similar heteromorphas, and once they get used to eating one thing, they will eat everything so its definitely not the species