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https://www.loaches.com/Members/shari2/levamisole-hydrochloride-1 This is one of the more trusted articles on it, its uses and dosing.

I just think he's sick of the poor advice getting regurgitated.

If it makes you feel any better I have both males and females together and have had a total of 1 baby survive. So predation is high with them.

:fish:I'm every were. Lol

I think you were off fishlore before nanawells was on it.

If there is carbon in the filter it will remove some.

Seriously pour it right on the fish?

Be very careful of hard objects hitting the glass.

Not necessarily overstocked but too busy with 5 schools of fish inhabiting the same area of the tank. I probably would do 2-3 schools of mid swimmers with cories and a centerpiece fish. Larger schools of fish usually have more natural behavior.

Wanna use my account. Lol.

I get that reaction a lot. The tank was set up in January 2016 and they were all supposed to be baby girls. Some turned out to be male and I didn't feel a need to separate them. Still dont. Its not necessarily a stocking I would recommend but its working for me.

Betta splenda

With something like that it will be trial and error. Depending on how much you feed it may need cleaned any were from every 2 weeks to a month. You should notice a difference in color or bubble flow that may give you some idea.

That's not the news I was hoping for. Sorry to hear.

I have 3 males and 16 females with glowlight tetras and cories in a 75 gallon tank. So far in 2 years I have had 1 baby born in my tank. Has anyone had any success breeding them in a community tank? I know I can set up another tank but that's not as cool. Any suggestions to up my chances?

For some reason most of mine totally ignore pellets. They like flakes so that's what I mostly feed them. They get other treats and pick at the big pellets I give the cories but small pellets just go into the gravel. Haven't tried peas on them.

That's how I found out were to find you and gypsy. The previous mass banned members were slightly harder to find. Lol

Yea you got me there. Guess we can wait.

Honestly I was more upset with what they did to you then if they would of done it to me.

You can tell us. We won't tell that you told us.

Its killing me. How's floppy?

My account is still active. Lol. Time Wil tell if I get banned.

If it wasn't for bad luck I wouldn't have any at all.

Yea light is a big factor. Most people recommend 6-8 hours of light. I have mine on timers if not I tend to just let them on for 12-14 hours and things turn green .

Too bad this isn't like colleges and we can transfer our credits. Lol. I'm not used to being a new member.

Original post said 2 gallons so water changes are extra important.

Bettas should be kept at 78-82* f Typically water changes are done bi weekly to weekly . Fish create ammonia which in a cycled tank will be broken all the way down to nitrates but I assume your tank isn't cycled since that takes a minimum of a month . So in short I see 2 big problems temp and...

Prazipro is considered one of the gentler treatments so I would think it would be safe for pregnant fish. I have used it with guppies with no issues.

Could you answer a few questions to hopefully get to the correct answer. Tank temp? Ammonia, nitrite, nitrate? Water changes? Dechlorinator? Filter? Food?

Here's a good article https://www.aquasabi.com/aquascaping-wiki/algae/hydrogen-peroxide-treatment

There is a cold water fish section. Not really seeing a sick fish area.

Its possible to have some males together in that size tank. I have 3 males with 16 females in a 75.

I don't know how I haven't been yet the mods yell at me often. I guess I'm too critical of bad advice.

I didn't get banned. Yet. Lol.

And you didn't bring mark with you?

For constipation you could try a blanched peeled pea. I usually microwave for 10 seconds and wait for it to cool. Get off as much skin as possible and go from there. Bloating is usually associated with it but not always.

@SeaAngel thus sounds like your realm of knowledge.

:hi: I found the welcome button. Lol

Other then roll them around once a month so they don't get flat spots they don't need much. Some people take them out and squeeze the water out but I'm not sure why.

Its become a very different place in the last few months. Any challenges to bad advice gets deleted.