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Such happy rescue goldfish!! These guys have so much personality. :lol:

From the picture, the fish looks male. A female would have an anal fin like the fish in the bottom of this photo.

From the picture, the fish looks male. A female would have an anal fin like the fish in the bottom of this photo.

I’ve had them with white skirts, I don’t think it would be a problem. :)

Despise coffee!? I feel attacked!! :lol:

Let us know if it helps!!

75-80% is enough to dilute anything that may have gotten into the water. I’d start with that and see if they improve.

Good point. It looks much more like something contaminating than a cycle crash. I forgot to ask about the hand sanitizer! :S

Can you hold it up with bottle, I’m not familiar with them. Sorry for the trouble. I just want to rule out a crash .

any chance there could be a contaminant in the bucket you used?

I just wanted to know what “fine” meant, to make sure.

75- 80% water change should help with the problem... you cleaned the filter and did a water change? It’s possible the cycle crashed or is crashing. Maybe test again and see if everything looks good.

It looks like this now.

Sometimes I make them even more detailed! Really it just depends on what mood I'm in and how detailed my reference is.

Thanks! I appreciate it a lot. I've always wished I could do something like that... whenever I try, it just looks like a made a mess with paint! :lol:

haha that would be interesting

Thank you! I'm not sure there are artists I could name off the top of my head, but I have definitely created a merged style of sorts from all the artwork I've seen.

Thank you! Yeah, I do add a lot of detail. I don't always make my art that realistic, but sometimes it's fun to get that photographic result with the looser work around the edges.

While the corys might do alright, I think the rasboras are a better choice. (Or the ember tetras) I think the corys just really need more space.

I think chili rasboras would look nice. The pygmy corys would probably be fine, but I would make sure they have places to hide and feel safe. I think they would do better in a bigger tank though, so they have more room to swim. I don't think they would be a bother to the Scarlet Badis, since...

They should be put with other small peaceful fish. Avoid fish that are too active, because the Scarlet Badis will not want to come out to eat. You might be successful in keeping them with a small shoal of Rasboras, as long as you make sure they are getting enough food. Large aggressive and more...

I know some of you guys have enjoyed seeing my artwork in the past, so I thought I would let you know my website has lots of new work added. You can also leave a comment on the website. The link is in my signature. Here are a few if you don’t want to go to the website and look. :)

Those look like platies? I'm not sure why you would need to remove the plants, you're simply removing the beneficial bacteria that are living on them. I know that had nothing to do with your question, just putting it out there. Honestly, I've never had a problem with lime buildup, so I can't...

Ordered a plant from an eBay seller, it came with a mystery plant... which I never understand, what if I’m not able to care for it or something? But anyway, I have no idea what it is or how to care for it/plant it.

Um I just took the light off? It smelled like it was burning:oops:

Hello all. I’m relatively new to plants. I’m struggling to get everything balanced. This dwarf sag has been looking pretty yellow recently, what is the cause? I have jungle Val showing up in a few days, and I want to make sure everything is right before then. I want the dwarf sag to carpet in...