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I hope so too. I think they are attractive enough to gain the interest of aquarists. 

For me the danio is a classic fish. It's lines and structure just scream fish to me. This newly discovered species is an excellent example of that.   http://www.advancedaquarist.com/blog/new-danio-species  

I thought about that opposite side as well. Those days when the gills are not at their normal rhythm and you wonder what's wrong. Stress!

"UK scientists have confirmed the health benefits of fish-watching and discovered that the greater the biodiversity and the more colorful the fish, the greater the health benefits."   We already knew this, but it's nice to have it confirmed by science.   ...

Welcome, glad to have you.

Yippie! I tweaked a couple of things in the usergroup and I guess one of them worked.  

Log out then log back in and click on the first link.    What it should be showing is a photo and not the link at all. Like this:     I have a test account and with that as a New Member I got the same error you were but I changed the group on it to Member and then saw the post as above. So it's...

I am trying to find some forum reason just in case, but I haven't found anything yet.

I'm guessing it's a security setting on the phone. If it was the site it would likely be more widespread than it seems to be. I am currently unable to replicate the issue trying on several devices, even an older Samsung phone I had lying around and a couple versions of Kindle at the house. I'm...

I suggest you go for marine. Just don't buy into the gadgets and high end equipment that isn't really required for a fish only tank. If you don't plan on keeping reef, then a marine set up can be quite affordable, at least on par with cichlid or discus. 

So if you are not on a phone you aren't having issues logging in?

I have a feeling it's an iOS issue. Did Apple just do a recent update or something? It's not just this board but others I'm on that I've noticed Apple users having issues.

I'm answering this from my phone.

Huh...funny thing is...I actually read that...I just read like 30 things in between and forgot it. So...go away.

Did you take a break from fishkeeping, or just from the forum?

Welcome back.

Yes, we're aware and working on it. But it's being difficult to pin down. 

Thanks guys. This is really killing me. It's a common problem on the Internet but I still don't want it happening to our site!

That actually makes sense. It should show back up in a little bit. 

Probably a temporary thing. Are you able to go in now?

I'm thinking security. We recently installed a security patch. 

I always put a valve on my return and a valve on my drain so I can tweak them as needed. 

The problem I always have in diagnosing fish ailments is the commonality of symptoms across pathogens. So many diseases seem to produce the same or nearly identical visual cues. There is a virus called Lymphocystis that is pretty common and causes tumors. They often start out as lumps like shown...

It always amazes me to see the fish we keep in their natural environment. There's something wondrous seeing a wild school of the various tetra. 

Try heating it just a bit. Not so much to blacken or melt it, but a little heat works. I've used a hair dryer on the thinner walled tubing but for thicker you would likely need a stronger heat source like a paint remover type thing. 

I'm not sure of the physics behind it. It happens in non-homemade overflows as well, and single piece designs that don't have joints so it's clearly a byproduct of the siphon. 

Well crud, this is being very tenacious. 

I've found that my over the side overflows tended to build up air over time that required me to remove it every so often. If the bubble of air gets too large the siphon breaks so it's important. This method prevents that from happening. Now i use only drilled tanks so this isn't an issue, but...

It's probable that the larger pipe still had air in it. You can use an aqua lifter or power head to get it out and auto start it.    https://youtu.be/Q7hRzaAaxi0

Yes, definitely being worked on.

When was the last time you ran the tests?

I think we need to know a little more first.    How many fish did you introduce? How many fish were in it at the time? How large is the tank? What is the filtration? Is it a planted tank? When you say levels are "fine" what are the actual numbers you are getting when you tested after adding the...

Me too. 

thanks. It sounds like the tech guys need to get down to the server level and see if there's something there. Thanks for letting me know.   Chad

Working for me this morning as well. 

Clear out your cache and give it another try.

This should be fixed now.

Try clearing out your cache and see if that works. The issue should be fixed (knock wood) and hopefully what you are seeing now is residual. If not let me know.

Tell us a bit more about the tank. Age, size, what fish are in it and how many, etc.