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I think im done with this site. Its just not very helpful with information,letalone no one seems to answer me.

Hey guys,hopefully you can help me out with a problem. I realized that my 20g aquarium has what looks to be a common(i hate ich) case of ich(whitespot). Everything in the tank has it but i looked at my 3inch plecos to find that they dont have white spots rather they have a bunch of...

I highly doubt that the parents are eating them. Could just be hiding very well,after all you do have white sand lol.

You know what??Im beggening to realize that about my L034. I barely see him! Very kewl looking fish but really not fun to have unless your planning to breed them. Well i already put the plecos together long before this question was answered lol and theyre doing great.Thankx for you answer snowflake.

I think its funny how people on here will ignore simple questions like this.... :rolleyes: I think you will have problems with your syno. and your raphael depending on the species of syno. you have you didnt state that. Also state how large the cat is. To be honest i believe as long as you have...

Im pretty sure it will as long as infection dosnt set in. It depends how much is missing. If its missing all of it,its 50/50, if its damaged only then it should grow back. Hope this helps

Why dosnt anybody answer me?? :sad:

If youre serious about breeding the banjos i wish you luck. My advise, i hear u can trigger their spawning by lowering the water temp,kinda like you would with corys.

Pictus are notorious small fish eaters so id watch anything really small in the tank.

What do you mean one fin?? Like only one pectoral fin?Please specify.

Is it ok to place a full frown male medusa,with two 3" common bristle nose plecos?Do you guys think it will be alright?

Well he has finally began to eat again,which is a huge relief.

Hello everyone im new to this site,i subscribed after reading some of the discussions and agreed that this is a very helpful site.I am having a problem with my shark. He is an 8inch columbian that was raised in freshwater all his life and when i picked him up from the petstore about 1 month ago...