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Nice setup. What are all the fish in there? I see tetras corys and platies but what are the others? I can't really tell.

Always nice to see a story about how someone saved a fish. :good:

An eagle would be cool lol.

If your going to be gone for just a few days I wouldn't worry about it. Most fish can go up to a few weeks without food. If it's going to be longer you can get someone to come and feed them.

They sound great can't wait to see the pics.

You could try a lamp but like loraxchick said he will probably get used to it.

Yeah snails and shrimp would be a good idea. I don't think there are in fish that could go in it.

If you to have a betta in there I suggest putting him with a fish that will stay out if its way. For example you could put cory cats or african dwarf frogs with them.

Make sure when you're cleaning it that you push the sucker way down in the gravel because it will get a lot of that filth.

Chuck Norris has 5 dollars, you have 5 dollars. Chuck Norris has more.

Ok, thanks.

Here's a few pics of my albino dumbo rat, Lewis. The first pic is the 1st day I got him.

Does it have instuctions?

Man that pizza made my mouth water. And btw I'm about to have pizza right now. :drool:

Ok. Haha, that's plenty big for 1 betta.

Do they still sale these? I haven't seen any recently at my local petco. And is that what there really called? Because they look like there plakat bettas to me.

It could be something in your tank causing it like any decorations or gravel.

You can probably buy algae scrubbers at your local pet store. Also you can just use a paper towel or a regular sponge.

Ok thanks, this will help a lot.

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Nice pond! Looks nice and clean too. :good:

Feed them this food! In this foods ingredients there are peas so it will help them not get swim bladder. It helped heal my old goldfish who got swim bladder too.

They can live in it. Mine do and they're fine. :good:

Sorry about your loss. :( He looked great.

Nice fish! He looks real healthy. How many gallons is he in?

Ok, thanks guys. What is the minimum number of gallons that the tank can be?

Would this be a safe combination of fish together? 3 Cory Cats, 2 ADF and 1 male betta? Or would the betta mess with them too much?

Nice fish! Love there setup too.

Lots of people say they've had problems with Melafix, but when I used it, it worked fine.

That's the word I was looking for. :lol:

I like all types of bettas so really it's your choice. Some can get fin rot easier than others though. A 2.5 gallon tank would be fine. That's exactly what my betta is in and he has been doing great. The water should be some where in the high 70's and the PH around 7.0. It's best to mix there...

I wouldn't take the chance. The female bettas could turn nasty on the guppy at any time.

You could fit some ADF in there.

You can buy chew toys that are specifically made for rats to chew on at the pet store. That's what my rat has.

My rats cage is a lot like the first link. I think both are good though.

Kudos. :good:

I name all my fish unless there like a school of tetras.

As some betta's age, they do tend to change colors. Also if betta's are under stress the get pale.

Ok, thanks guys! :good:

Will it be ok if my goldfish go 2 days without eating, possibly 3?