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When they're new soetimes it will take a while to get them to eat. That's what my betta did at first but then he started eating them.

There are 2 of them and I have had them since last fall. I'm going to try to tell my friend how to feed them bloodworms over the phone, but it's pretty hard to feed mine. (they're a little "special needs" lol)

I mainly get mine from my local pet store but sometimes I will go to Petco. (that's where I got my betta)

If he has finrot you can also try giving him Melafix. It worked for me but some people say it doesen't for them.

I have been on vacation for almost a week and I still have a few days left. I have no one to feed my African Dwarf Frogs so will they be ok for not eating this long?

Welcome to the forums! Nice to see another betta keeper!

I get around 7.1.

I'm not sure what filter I'm using yet, but the albino corys are the only type of corys they have in my city.

Ok thanks for the help karin! I do have one more question though. If I were to get 6 corys like Jenste said, would I have to get a bigger tank or would 15 gallons still be fine?

Welcome to the forums! Good job on doing research before you bought. :good:

Ok thanks guys! I will post pictures once I get it. :)

Look really nice! Good find!

Haha, I like the name loco! +1 for that.

Well first off I plan on getting 4 albino cory cats, and around 10 neon or cardinal tetras in a 15 gallon tank. 1: How much of a water change should I do weekly? 50%? 25%? 2: What temperature (in fahrenheit please) should the heater be set at?

Alright, thanks.

If I want to fit 4 albino cory cats, and a school of either neon tetras or cardinal tetras, what is the minimum # of gallons they can fit in?

Yeah, this would be a really good size for one.

1 male in a 2.5 gallon tank.

She's moving to a new place so she is probably a little stressed so maybe that's why she was changing colors. My betta use to do that when I did a water change but now he's use to it and doesn't worry at all.

Nice tank! Love the sand.

A suggest as a good starting fish, a betta. Oh and welcome to the forums!

Its got a great color! Nice find.

Either could fit. It's really your choice what you want to have.

A betta would love all that space!

Yeah, I know that's what I mean by a small group.

... 1 male betta, a small group of cory cats, and possibly 2 african dwarf frogs? If so what temperature should it be set at? (in fahrenheit)

Congrats! Well deserved.

My opinion is also no. Lots of times the dogs people let roam free right outside my neighborhood and up in my front yard. Then I have to go look at their color and call their owner. :angry:

Goldfish because it's the stereotype "goldfish bowl".

Sorry about the loss... It's always hard to lose one thats been with you for a while.

I use to use it but now I don't use any because it makes my water really cloudy.

Are you going to post pics of them? I would love to see them!

Ok thanks for the help. I feed my ADF bloodworms buy sticking in tweasers and putting it right in front of them.

What is the minimum number of gallons that can hold a betta, 2 african dwarf frogs and 3 cory cats?

That's exactly how I feed my current ones. Like this- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEWjYvj9gu4

Don't have any yet but I really like albino corys and peppered corys.

What is the least number of cory cats I could put in a tank with 1 betta and 2 african dwarf frogs? I'm not sure which type I want to get yet but possibly albino.

For bottom dwellers, like cory cats and ADF, I like sand for them because it's smoother. For bettas, tetras, etc. I like gravel better because it is easier to mantain. Sometimes when you have sand it was get sucked up in your filter too. :angry:

A dirty tank makes it more apealing to them, yes.

Nice fish! Love their setups.