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They love June bugs too

I have used it to treat black beard algae on some anubias and it works. I removed the plants and used a spray bottle to spray the hydrogen peroxide.

Welcome to the forum :fish: :hi: :fish:

I got these when they were just babies at Chinatown in New York back in 1996, they will eat out of my hand. Sorry about your shrimp. I lost one jumping out of my tank back when I had shrimp.

Nice video, they are so cute, thanks for posting:wub::good::thanks:

I must have 20 to 30 fry in my guppy tank, they just keep showing up.

I waited until the leaf turned brown and carefully removed the leaflet.

We have several inches of snow and it is cold here.

Very nice, thank you for sharing this with us.:thanks:

Welcome back, I had taken a break from fish keeping too.

Your tank looks great:good:

I have given them away, just gave a young girl living down the street 6 of my platys that were fry and grew big enough for her to have in her community tank.

Hello and welcome to the forum :fish: :hi: :fish:When you get a chance post a few pictures of your nano tanks:snap:

I have had several survive, just had one in a tank full of guppies that made it to adulthood too. Having plenty of hiding places helps a lot.

And here I thought I would see the USS Enterprise floating in your tank :hyper:

Looking great, my 20 long is being used for my RES turtles. I really like it and want to have fish in it but it works out best for my turtles so they have it for now.

I use test pens for hardness and PH. They are not expensive and easy to use espically the TDS-3 which is very accurate.

Very nice looking tank and fish

Where I live we have hard water also but I use RO water to reduce the hardness so I can keep tetras, I have lost a few neon tetras to. They are not as hardy as they use to be. Too much in breeding. Also with a new tank it is best to wait 6 months until it is fully stabilized before adding fish...

It is the other one which has the platy fry now adults in it. I was thinking of changing it over to sand awhile back but then all those platy fry showed up.

Tanks are really looking great, I am thinking of buying cardinals instead of neons in the future. I have lost several neons but have not lost a glow light for over a year so maybe and glow light/cardinal tank in the future. I am thinking of redoing a 29 gallon tank from hard water to soft and...

Very nice site, I have it in my favorite bookmarks :good: thank you for making and posting this:):fish:

I tried crabs years ago before there was a lot of information on them. I had several that lived for a year or so. Had a large one that escaped and scared my wife when he ran across the kitchen floor, he made it safely back into the tank. I have been thinking of setting up a 10 gallon tank and...

When I added 22 neon tetras to my 55 gallon tetra tank I add some extra floating plants just in case the ammonia levels started to increase. At the time I used hornwort.

I think there is a center brace on the bottom also, did you check to see it it may be damaged too?

The new 55 gallon looks like an Aqueon?

Welcome to the forum :fish: :hi: :fish:when you get a chance post a picture or two of your tanks and fish:snap:

Welcome to the forum :fish: :hi: :fish:

Good luck, I hope all the moves go well. :fish:

Nice start, good luck :clap:

Thank you for posting these pictures, they look very healthy. I miss raising my koi:snap:

Great looking tank with plenty of plants :good:

I keep small tropical fish in my 55 gallon tank (neon, ember and glow light tetras and cory) it is fun to watch them but in a 125 gallon tank now that is real room for a little fish to swim in. :fish: :hyper:

VERY NICE TANK!

My daughter rescued 8 African cichlids when she was in college and put them in my 55 gallon community tank. It did not take long before I had to remove all the other fish because they became aggressive. Then they started to have fry. It was fun to watch until I had over 50 new young adults...