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The problem is my funny stories and some jokes were not appreciated by some, so rather than offend.

Just to letting everyone know I will no longer be answering questions or visiting this site. It seems some of my posts in the general chat area are not appreciated. Goodbye.

That makes things a bit harder like the water, What you need is sedate tank mates ones that dont constantly zip around.

No. That is a huge difference, Whats the PH of your tap water?

You are going to hate me now. 1 that substrate looks to rough and sharp for Cories and over time their whiskers will wear away, this is not a good thing. 2 Zebra Danios should be in a tank that's at least 3 feet long. 3 I would also suggest a few live plants including some floating ones...

API Nitra-Zorb To recharge API Nitra-Zorb add 80 grams of aquarium salt to 250 milliliters of warm water, once the salt is dissolved add the pouch of nitra zorb and soak it for 2 hours then rinse the nitra zorb and reuse. Seachem Purigen...

Some fish can take a few weeks to settle into their new tank, What other fish are in the tank?

Hi Yes, There is nothing wrong with him, You just got him today give him a few days to settle in, hes been through a rough time getting netted put into a bag then being transported to your place and being put in a new environment.

Is this a shrimp only tank? Shrimp need stability, even hardy cherry shrimp can suffer from big changes, IMO 50% is too much. As long as your tank is cycled you have good filtration some live plants and are not overfeeding 25% a week should be more than enough. I know people who only change...

I tried fluro, waste of money. Dont use co2 I think co2 injection has no place in a tank with livestock in it.

How high are they?

Hey No problem. I love talking about my tanks and showing photos. I run a 6 foot Beamsworkt 6500K LED https://www.ebay.com/p/BeamsWork-EA-Timer-6500k-0-50w-LED-Aquarium-Light-Freshwater-Plant-90cm-36/1453760289 Yes I have 2, I do not use co2. The substrate is pea gravel. I do not vacuum the...

Try this https://www.thetechden.com.au/Aquael_Pat_Mini_Filter_for_tanks_10_80_liters_p/111605.htm

PS The drilling of a hole in the floor next to the tank is optional, but the 100 g is in a cabinet, This was just after the big floods we had.

Colin From what I understand its kinda like Seachem Stability. https://www.seachem.com/stability.php

Yes you can do that. I have an old Aquael Pat Mini Filter for just that in my 100 gallon. I got 20 meters of 12 mm clear plastic hose from Bunnings drilled a hole in the floor and then poked 17 meters of the hose through the hole and ran it to the garden, now when I want to empty my tank I...

Go out and buy a box of these, they come in various sizes. Eat the chocolate, then remove the label from the lid, place the lid in the tank and fill with sand and you get this.

Hi Hate to be the bearer of bad news but your tank is way too small for zebra danios they need a tank that's at least 3 feet long.

To put a Betta in the tank you would have to do something about the flow rate of the filter as its too strong.

Hi Please stop using betta fix its no good for the betta. Can you please answer the following questions. How big is the tank? Has it got a heater? What is it set to? Has it got a filter? How strong is the current? Is it cycled? How often do you change water? How much water do you change? Do...

I think the fry might have died before the female, If she was sick she may not have been able to keep the fry alive anyway.

YES and you have to find her a new home or she will be killed. Angels should be kept in groups of 5 or 6.

Just for the record what you are suggesting may work however some strict conditions would need to be in place. 1 if the fish died not more than a minute or so ago, fry would suffocate quickly without the female supplying them with air. 2 the fry would have to be mature enough to survive, unlike...

Im sorry but as somebody who claims to be an expert on mollies you should know the answer to this. How do I know you claim to be an expert? Because you are writing a book about Mollies.

Male Bettas are solitary fish and best kept that way they do not need or want tank mates. Just because its on the internet don't mean its true, I can point you to a member on this site writing a book about Mollies and so far almost all the info the member provided as an outline to the book is...

When treating for Ich using heat make sure the water is well oxygenated.

Is that a Zebra danio I see? That fuzz you see on the wood is quite normal, just wash it off like Colin said.

A 100 liter tub like this is about 15 dollars' They also make great quarantine and hospital tanks. What I would do is set up the 4 footer in the school and when the fish need to be looked after they can use the tub.

I am surprised nobody answered this. How old is he? Young males can display vertical stripes as a sign of submission.

Try this. https://www.seachem.com/multitest-ammonia.php https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Seachem-MultiTest-Ammonia/302981497405?hash=item468b1ac23d:g:wTkAAOSwvjdZQ4kD

In your tap water? PS Are you using the API freshwater test kit? The API test kit cant tell the difference between ammonia and ammonium.

I use water changes. Do you have ammonia in your tap water?

How old is the alert tag? To test if the tag is working hold it over an open bottle of ammonia for a few seconds.

https://seachem.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115001450473-FAQ-Is-it-possible-to-overdose-Prime- Also be aware Prime only binds ammonia for 24 to 48 hours, 2 drops per 1 gallon of water will only detoxify up to 1ppm ammonia. In my opinion Prime is very over rated

Not quite correct, 3 mature females could produce enough fry in 1 hatching to critically overstock the tank. A female Molly could have as little as 1 fry to 200 depending on her age. The gestation period of a molly fish is around 60 days. Mollies reach sexual maturity in about 8 weeks. So...

Well your rough draft should be factual also. PS It takes years to correctly research, write and publish a book.

The male Molly grows up to 3 inches long (6–7 сm) and the female is about 4 inches large (10 cm) at the age of about 6 months. Sailfin Mollies grow to a maximum size of 6 inches (15 cm) Mollies do not belong in a 10 gallon tank EVER. As Low as 6.5? Really? Mollies like their water so hard you...

I am just going on what you said.

Do not mess with the PH, Rabbit snails eat plants

It sounds like the " clay pond " is totally unsuitable for fish.