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sounds interesting-CAE are aggressive i guess

im sure there is also drawbacks to 100% changes. Probably stressful on the fish during transport or removal of water and getting used to new water? Risky with improperly aged tap water. Plants will help alittle but water change is still a must.

either they grow fast or those are "time elapsed" so why is he a "giant" plakat? is he significantly bigger than others? youre second female looks like she has a pug nose

depends on tank size: if its small, like those stupid betta bowls or a 1/2 to 1 gallon home, just place him in a cup with his old water and clean the WHOLE tank by pouring out the water and swirling the rocks clean of crap. then redecorate. If you know youre going to be changing water soon...

cool-my roundtail lives in a 10 gal. decorated so nice with plants and rocks, he is hyperactive hyperdrive, and vibrant, but he's only attempted a few bubbles and quits. i want him to make bubbles! :D

i have a small internal pump, forgot brand, but it looked nice at first-but it sucks. The filter is really small and the power of sucking is probably lacking-but it can get to places the external cant-such as bottom. Externals are way better. Also they wont be full of algae and guck from...

hillstream loach are beautiful and unique looking, but yes they PREFER cold water tanks, maybe even preferring flowing water, and definitely alot of oxygen. And theres a chance they may even be wild caught.

actually i wouldnt recommend cichlids to amateurs at all. Almost all of them if not all, require warm water always. Some can be very easy, like convicts. And besides warm water, the other important thing is that they are very territorial so that can put alot of stress on the owner(esp with...

LOL that one is so skinny compared to the other fat ones p.s. dont buy wild caught fishes

title sounds weird: is it just me or do VeilTails more readily make bubble nests than roundtails? in all my years of betta raising thats what i have noticed. even at petstores in cups the VT will make bubbles.

10 gal is basically a must-the female may need to hide during the courtship until she is ready.

thats a long life for a betta......anyways its good you did not euthanize him.....people will argue its humane, but how many people will ever euthanize another human even at their worst suffering......

dont know how long otoc. cats have been on the market but i've only noticed them recently and thought of buying one-researched/read alittle and yes, they do die abruptly.....sensitive fish? special needs? doesnt like tanks?

YESSS!!!!! thank you SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!

no, it is not a pleco thats way too easy.......its not just flat like a pleco, its round and flat like a sting ray....i think it may also swim like a ray, with its flat sides..i dont think its those loaches you named also its not the pleco looking ones in that link also they are a light peach...

its fun to breed fishes and esp those with interesting rituals and stuff, like the bubble nest, but theres a lot of responsibility in it and maybe even alot of money needed.....so think about that first. Heres what I know: a male that is happy and ready will build a bubble nest. Live food is...

ok i have been searching the net for days for this fish-i've seen it at petshops before...they are not too common but not too rare also-they look like small sting rays but they are freshwater algae eating fish-flat body with a long tail? you can usually see its mouth when its sucking on glass...

ok i have been searching the net for days for this fish-i've seen it at petshops before...they are not too common but not too rare also-they look like small sting rays but they are freshwater algae eating fish-flat body with a long tail? you can usually see its mouth when its sucking on glass...