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My fish all got cottony fungus because my son put 2 endlers from the wild in, and I was so upset. All my show quality green guppy fry died, and half my green/blue fry, one of my adult guppy's died. I used the green API fungus cure as directed and it managed to keep the rest of my guppies alive...

get some good size snails, and clean the gravel. Dont over feed, and try a food that creates less waste, maybe get a decent sized crayfish or crab. I dont know bout your type of fish,but its just a suggestion.

I saw on youtube a guy put an old plastic (clear) cd case over a large crack in his tank. It worked. Heres what he did, although I would use something a bit classier for your tank. 1. clean the area, and make sure it is dry. 2. clean your patch, dry also. 3. take clear, silicone epoxy or caulk...

I could just be the shrimp she just ate, my guppies will poop red colored while they are still eating their frozen blood worms. Its just their systems are so small, everything comes out almost immediately after it goes in. Hope thats all it is, and nothing serious. Good luck

Im assuming you didnt add all your fish at the same time, as that can overload your tank and give you a spike in your levels. I've noticed in my own little 10 gallon guppy tank that if I add too much water conditioner my tank gets and stays cloudy. So I stopped with that, but I did end up taking...

maybe its pregnant

I am new to keeping guppys and what not. I spent a small fortune on fancy guppies off ebay, and I added three males into my community tank with a couple platys. I guess the guppies flowing tail fins looked irresistible to the other fish because they were quickly nipped off. I removed the guppies...

I have two questions. I am somewhat new to the hobby and have recently purchased red cherry shrimp, and want to get 3 dwarf mexican crayfish. I did have a crayfish a few weeks ago, but he suddenly became very sick and despite all efforts to help him, he died. I thought he was molting, so I just...