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yep, the pearl gouramis i have spit it out, and after a few times they swallow it. i have found that my multiple types of fish enjoy bloodworms the best

i've made it write blog articles about fish, and it is mostly accurate, and with some minor adjustments, can be perfect.

what type of fish? you can go like a day or 2 without feeding if they reject it so they get hungry and will try out other food and once you have a few fish in the tank that aren't picky, other fish will slowly learn to try out new foods

the one that looks like this,it has a little algae growing on the leaves in your photo. just make sure leaves are not underwater, stem is fine

thanks, thats is very helpful. I just want to share some of the videos I made, not beg for subs

nice, thats a lot of guppies! the plants look like thai basil also you have a dracenea under water which will rot. (in the back of 2nd tank)(not sure if it is a plastic plant or not)

if you want to cycle a tank faster, use old plants or plants that are in a pet store rather than tissue cultures in the little containers I also think that comets wont fit in a 55 gallon only smaller gold fish if its easy to bring water, you should bring like a 5 gallon of old water to help...

yep, a liner is helpful and made for fish as well. i used a liner for a leaky wine barrel and it looks great. sometimes its better to be deeper, because at least over here, the sun is directly shining with no clouds and it gets to around more than 100 degrees, so the water could be a buffer to...

I know that im allowed to post videos in a thread about something else, but I'm wondering if I am allowed to post a thread about just the channel itself. all of it is related to fish things, and I am far from monetization, I just want to share some of the videos I made\

yep! I tried to make the brine shrimp in the mush stay intact so it could eat some "real bugs" do you think meal worms would work? there are some in our compost piles that look pretty juicy from all the fresh veggies we give them

yep! one of the traps is closed because I fed it some brine shrimp mush. I hope it works

I think plants that can flower while all their leaves are underwater are suited for submerging and can live a long time. even anubias which is not fully aquatic can flower underwater which is pretty cool thats cool! i wonder if one plant can be half in water and half on land.

thanks for the info. will they be able to live with neos? i've never seen any where I live, but pet stores around me have them

from this clearer photo she is definitely gravid but not that far along

thanks, ill try to find a more high light place as well my flytrap actually didnt go dormant this year, as I was afraid the little babies would die... i just kept it in its greenhouse

that is such an interesting behavior! i have heard nothing like it before, can he see the tank from his cage or sleeping thing?

i cant really feed it bugs, since there are only tiny gnats, and it is so dry here i need to keep it in a dome lol i feed it freeze dried worms though

Hello everyone! As some of you may know, around more than a year ago i purchased a small venus flytrap. i put it in full sun and now it is vibrant red and not leggy anymore. what species or strain is this flytrap, and how do i split the little babies into their own pot? I also recently...

i see, i will try to find some

i would say especially strips are prone to that

i've had a case where it was so close to 0 that even the api master looked like it was 0. it was probably because I had so much duckweed

nice, i like the first one, looks quite abstract

probably, but not that far along when the xiphophorus fish are about to give birth, they are extremely bloated yours just looks maybe in the early stages and well-fed.

feed them parasite medicated food, as i suspect they are parasites @Colin_T I remember you had a helpful thing for parasite food, can you post it here? thanks

also, it's cool to see so much diversity in a stream! i usually net along the side of a medium river that normally has larger fish like suckers and stuff would you say that there will be more species in a tiny stream?

thanks, so no need to separate berried from the others? i've never kept shrimp before, only took care of one hitchiker baby fire red named fred

hello, there are some cheap ghost shrimp at the lfs, and im wondering how i can breed them and what common types there are i'm aware that there are many types of ghost shrimp, but what are the most common feeder types? do they birth live young like other shrimps?

hello, i have a similar filter to this one and it is very versatile and mods are very easily applied. just put it inside the tank. only downside is it is hard to clean with floaters

mts is malaysian trumpet snail. i should've used it with context from earlier lol i'm convinced it might work now, i hope for the best! after all there isnt much to lose, and scuds are pretty hardy as well

that's a good point. perhaps you could also get mts in the tank (if scuds dont hurt them) you could also have an undergravel air pump to loosen it 24 7 im not concerned about sand blocking the mesh, just the sand itself being a medium that water flows so slowly through

I agree, if you still want the plants t be in the tank, just don't let the leaves touch the water only the stems.*not my photo

since sand is so thin, it will easily block the small holes of the mesh and still make it hard for the filter to work. i use a giant power filter with tiny fish and to solve the issue of baby fish and snails getting sucked in i just put sponges on the outside of the filter. easier to clean as...

that's a funny owl story! here in ca we also have to trim or rats will infest the palms. weird how they like to live so high up

nice, are you the fluval aquatics person or just the video source? a lot of schooling fish really helps, after getting 8 more rasboras they are always together

cool! pandas and snakes in a forest lol can they go together?

that is enough light! if your spider plant makes babies you can put them in the tank to grow aquaponically

how much natural light are you getting without? it can survive on a little bit of natural light as well

i see, that makes a lot of sense. there are a few males that are almost mature so ill wait until then