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Also my hospital tank has no lid, and i just found the swordtail dead on the floor, i think he jumped out. There is a bit of white fuzz on his head and he is bloated, here is a photo just in case you wanted one to see what sickness it could be

Also i isolated the swordtail yesterday because it was attacking my honey gourami.

I do a 25% water change every 1-2 weeks

The tank is around 25 gallons

My aquarium is 24 gallons i think, maybye 25

Oh ok, i did all the things you said would get rid of the disease btw

Ok, i will keep a close eye on him, thankyou!

I know why it died, my heater was not plugged in and my temp was at 19 degrees celcius, could this of been tge reason?

Btw the fish was really under the rock, like he had dug under the rock to get under the rock.

Thankyou for your help, I will do all of this. I have already disposed the fish so I have no photos, l will do everything you said right now. Thankyou so much!

Btw one of the honey gouramis was found dead under a rock, i am not sure how it got under the rock. Should i buy another gourami and should i remove or reposition the rock?

either 23 or 25 gallons

Sounds like the luckiest little betta alive!

What is your kh/gh. If your kh/gh is high than things like indian almond leaves will lower your ph, but if your gh/kh is low than this will not work. Search up tge gh and kh of your tap water if you do not have a test kit.

I bought two honey gouramis yesterday, and just now i found one under a rock dead, my question is: Do i need another honey gourami or will it do fine on its own? How and why did the the honey gourami go under a heavy rock

In the future i may get more

Oh, whoops

Yours would look anazing to!

I was kidding, realistically i would go with a 200 gallon aquarium with 50 neon tetras, 30 cory catfish, 20 angel fish and 10 honey gouramis.

A 1 000 000 gallon shark tank

I have a fish, cat and dog, silly me!

Thankyou, i will keep my nitrates as low as possible

Defiently honey gouramis, one is golden and the other is golden-beige.

One male and one female

Thankyou, i will probably fet a hospital tank when i have money, i will purchase some floating plants

Ok i will do that

I will, the swordtail has swim bladder disease right now, so i will give her away once she feels better because i doubt anyone will take a sick fish. Thankyou for helping my swordtail!

Thankyou so much for your help, i will water change asap

Ok I will do it as soon as I wake up, ty for your help guys

Is it urgent to do the water change, or can i do it tommorow morning?

So i bought a pair of honey gouramis today, for the first few hours of them being in my new tank they seemed fine, but now there both just sitting there in one of my anibius plants. They are not being active and seem to be hiding My water params are: Ph- 6.7 Nitrate- 40ppm Temp- 24 degrees...

To lisen to the experts... Don't be stubborn... Yes

As everyone said its best not to lower it, but if you really want to you can add indian almond leaves into your aquarium, only add a few though, adding to many can lower your ph to much and this would be stressful for the fish.

The grey patch on the dwarf gourami seems to be gorami disease and the rainbowfish looks injured. Sadly, there is no cure to gorami disease. As for the rainbowfish, just watch your water parameters and maybye put some medical salt into the aquarium.

Thankyou, the entrance of the filter touches the botton of the tank and the neons can get away from the strong flow

My tank is tall, it has the footprint of a 12-15 gallon

Btw kuhli loaches need to be in groups of at least 5, your kuhli loach will not be happy alone. As for food, feed them meaty sinking pellets

To clean the green algae off the glass you can try scrubbing it with a sponge. The black spots on your driftwood seem to be black beard algae, black beard algae is very hard to get rid of. I would recommend taking the driftwood out of the tank and giving it a good scrub. As for the plants, you...

I am not 100% but it looks like mouth fungus to me

Yes, dwarf gouramis kinda remind me of betta fish, its sad that they have that disease