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Newest update the fish still in my 10g, i think both of his eyes are healed, but the red spot in his body havent healed yet. Probably need to put him in the pond asap since he got too big for the 10g.

Yo, welcome

Check your tap water, maybe your tap water have some ammonia in it, atleast thats what happened to me.

I don't want to sound rude, but moving them back to 6g won't solve the underlying problem

Well, ok then Still, giving water parameter would definitely help addressing the problem instead of just straight up moving them back to the 6g, just saying

I'm surprised nobody asked about the water parameter yet. Instead of putting them back to your 6g, it's better to find out what the actual problem is. Or maybe you should re home some of them, I'm pretty sure some LFS will gladly take them.

Sorry i couldnt help much, but maybe you could watch this :

Wow you're so lucky to have such a nice LFS

Sparkling gourami and three spot gourami?

I think its some local shrimp species from Indonesia. They sold it as "Local Amano" Here. I'll look it up for you later

Mine probably keeping a school of cardinal tetra alive and healthy for 7 months and still going. I know its not much, but considering how hard it is for me to keep my fish alive when i first started i think this is my proudest achievement, lol. Btw I started this hobby in early 2019

Oh wait, @vanalisa you probably talk about plants in general right? :blush:

Anubias doesnt really get benefits from tabs, so go with liquid ferts

The Thing with betta and shrimp, usually the bettas will be fine with shrimp, but when they taste the shrimp, its pretty much a massacre.

Why don't you do this before putting them in 20g?

Ah yes guppies, i remember when i was a kid they're known for cheap and super hardy. But now they're more expensive yet so fragile.

your ammonia is and nitrate is a little high (unless i got the readings wrong), you should do a water change now. Im sorry for your loss.

I'll be honest, i think the chance for your fish to survive is slim. Even if you move him to hospital tank it'll most likely died because of the shock when moved. The most important thing is to make sure your other fishes survive, can you give your water parameter?

Yep, they're overshadowed by neon tetras and cardinal tetras lol

what to avoid or what i will consider to buy? im considering another school of black neon.

ok it gets a little intense here, why dont we all agree to disagree? im sure OP already have his decision whatever his choice is

So this is for your new tank? I think you don't have to buy it now, since usually cycling the tank need a lot of times. So you probably wont stock it in near future

Mine is rotating type. I prefer smaller qty but twice. So it rotate and give a small amounts of foods, and several seconds later it rotate again and give another small amount of foods. It's not perfect, but at least the food distributed to all of my fish (I hope). Then again I don't usually use...

I'm pretty sure you could find some articles that says they could survive without food for a week. But personally I won't let my fish starve for a week though. I think the longest period of time I don't give my fish foods is 3 or 4 days

Depends, are you travelling a lot? i say buy 1 for emergency. Yes fish could survive without foods for several days, but why risk it if there's a simple solution? but for daily feeding, manual is better, you could observe your fish better when feeding them

woahhhhh noice, what kind of pleco he is? whopps i didnt read the vampire pleco things, my bad

Some people call them man fish, but they're not man either, should we give them a new nickname? :D

I think most Aquarist in Asian country could do that, since we use well water

Definitely black skirt

Well, we could talk anything beside games, maybe some other hobbies or something

What is PG3D?

What about tetra test kit? Is anyone here using it?

Noooooooooooooooo

It looks like a fungal infection, quarantine that fish immediately

Like what @kwi said, it could be ludwigia, or it could be a hygrophila, you should google these 2 species and looks which one the most identical with yours

https://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/forumapc/plantfinder/details.php?id=244

Hygrophila sp Bold?