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Glad you were able to help your fish with the Pimafix! Best of luck!

I agree, carbon might be able to help clear it up a bit, It's seemed to work for me in the past. Also side note, Your tank looks AMAZING!!!!

I am so incredibly exited to begin my new project! I am planning to completely remake my 29gal tall tank in a completely natural way. When I first built the tank about 2 years ago, I made the tank using a few plants but I added a huge coral structure that now I realize is quite ugly. After the...

Hello, I'm having a bit of a strange infestation of sorts in one of my tanks. There are tiny white worm-like creatures moving around on the glass of the tank. They are all close to a millimeter in length and extremely thin (some the width of a strand of hair), so very small. This...

Welcome to TFF! Your tank looks exquisite and the betta is beautiful!

Sorry for the late response, here's the images of the fish (When I get close to them they swim around like crazy because they think its feeding time, sorry if they are blurry) This one is a mickey mouse platy (Male, about 4 months old) This one is a painted platy (Male, about 4 months old)...

Wow! I'm very envious of those beautiful things! I plan to one day get some once I can make space!

I feel you! I feel like every time I look on YouTube there's another video about someone setting up this cool new tank, and every time I watch it and want to do it myself. I currently only have two tanks but every day I get closer to caving and buying more of them! I love to just look online at...

Hello! I've been having this problem for a good while now and I decided to finally give up on trying it myself and reach out for help. I've had this 30 gal tank for about a year and a half, and only recently have I began needing to deal with aggression. For reference, I have 3 platies and...

Hello and welcome to the forum! The tank looks great and I am so awestruck by the beautiful fish bowl! Keep up the great work!

Those are very pretty looking fish! I also see the strong resemblance to a goldfish.

Hello and welcome to the forum! We are so glad to have you here!! If you have any questions about anything, be sure to make a post and we will be more than happy to help! Also, if you have the means to do so, and feel comfortable sharing, we would love to see pictures of your tank/tanks! Best...

In addition to those questions, there's a few more; what is the GH and KH of you water? (you can either test it yourself or talk to your water company) Also, a picture of the tank might help us to get a feel for it. Thanks, Nele.

I currently own two tanks, a 29 gallon and a 10 gallon. Somehow, in both, at the same time, I've managed to get some (in my eyes) problems. 1. In the 29 gallon tank, I recently got some new plants, and on them were a few physid snails. This wasn't really a problem... until they began...

Congrats @WhistlingBadger!!! So happy for you!

Wow, that scape work looks fantastic! I love all of the vibrant colors of the plants. The bettas look exquisite too!

It's been a great experience keeping fish and reptiles but... I would have to agree that if I never had gotten into the hobby, I'd have a lot more money than I do now...

Totally agree with mbsqw here. Its always good to have the cleanest water possible, but at some point, there is no need for too much. Also, too much might mean that there is too much flow in the tank and for fish that like still water, that would be bad too. It's really up to you and how your...

Lol, love that tank! Like slaphppy said, they can be planted, but if you plan on using it as a hospital tank also, many meds and treatments can kill off plants, so go with some hardy ones. If you only plan to make is a quarantine tank though, plants would be great. Best of luck!

I agree! They look so nice! Makes me want one!

What kind of fertilizer do you use? what light do you have? Pictures also might help, along with your tank parameters (pH, KH, GH, Temperature, etc.).

I'm glad that you have done your research, it seems like you will have a very good tank. Do you know what kind of live plants you are going to want in there? A black substrate is a great idea, I used white substrate once and you could see every piece of waste on there so I had to clean...

Here's a video on a great way to optimize your filter. It saves a lot of money and time in the long run, and it allows you to keep your cycle. The filter used in the video is a Hang-on-Back filter but you can use the same process for all kinds of filter.

Thanks so much!

Here's a picture, sorry that took so long, having trouble with internet.

I was wondering if anyone else did that... guess I'm not the only one! My betta is so friendly and responsive. He loves to swim through my fingers or rub up against my hand whenever I to cleaning. The other day, he swam up the gravel vac, thank goodness I hadn't started the flow yet, but he...

Oh lol... I completely forgot the picture! He looks kindof like most of the snails on that list, ill be sure to take care with the population of them. Thanks!

Hello everyone! Today I noticed a new little friend hanging on the glass of my aquarium today! I just got in some new plants recently and I would assume that's where he/she came from. I've done some looking around and have not found any others, but they might just be small and hard to see...

Wow... that is awesome! It looks super good, and for a first tank... that's crazy. Great job and keep up the good work. I agree that some live plants can make the aquascape go a long way. I recommend some kind of amazon sword in the back, maybe attach some java fern to rocks and hide them behind...

Wow those colors are fantastic! So unique!

Wow that is a really neat looking fish!

Hello! I don't have the fish you are looking for but I would love to welcome you to the forum! we're glad to have you!

That's awesome! I'm glad you finally found those stunning fish. Also happy that you took the glofish, so sweet! Best of luck with your new friends!

Oow that's a pretty fish!

What is the pH, GH, and KH of your water? What is the size of your tank? What temp do you keep it at?