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It could be bacterial, 1 of my neon tetras have white spots (not ick) look like kinda damaged and he is like this for long long time but still eat, the white spots never went away. If it doesn't spread over the other fishes you should not worry about, if he eat and act normally allow few time...

hehe they are too fast for the discus and they immediately hide into the plants if they feel in danger. But actually i never saw 1 of my discus trying to eat my cardinals

Hey I would like to share the video of my 55 gallon enjoy =) Video

The cloudy water won't kill your fishes, start your pump for 1 hour then add your fishes, nxt day clean your pump using the water from your tank

10 would be fine

Hey Clarousel! I found a link for you, hope it help :rolleyes:

great looking tank, good job

Hello If im not wrong your tank is about 90L. Is your tank established? or you need to go through a cycling process?

Actually they need to be in large group otherwise they seem to like fin nipping, before do that you should call you lfs and explain your situation, if you can get 50% of their price is not that bad. My lfs is really nice and just exchanged to me directly. If he don't want give them back for...

Hello Perhaps you could bring back the serpae to your lfs? I had this same issue, and I didn't have the choice to bring them back. Tigers are really naughty fishes too. How big is your tank

I believe is a kind of mold, you could remove it with your syphon when changing your water. My yamato shrimps normally take care of it. Try to remove as much as you can just in case

when are you getting your discus? Get some froozen bloody worms they wont resist

Oh wait your discus are wild?

Try your PH first and keep me updated, your ph should be around 7.0 to 7.5 i believe. What you can do is once you got them, leave the bag in your tank for 25 min, add some water from your tank carefully into to bag for another 10 min.

I have a great link for you My link, everything you need is there, if you have any further questions let me know

I can't access the pictures, your molly and platy should be fine, but if they are pregnant you might need a bigger tank after

Your not the only 1 haha, same for me. I just changed my scape 1 week ago and now I'm not quite happy with the scape

Just give them some time, you could close the lights to help them feel more confortable

Hello Zyden It really depend what size the old fry are, but I think it will give a better chance to your new fry to survive, instead of leaving them into your main tank with the bigger fishes. In your fry tank, if there enough plants so they can hide everything should be fine. What you could...

Never replace your filtration components all together at the same time, it could be a disaster. What filtration are you using? Change the components gradually, no all at the same time

Mines took almost 1 week before they start going out, after 2 weeks they swim everywhere

Super Ick Cure is really effective, follow the instructions carefully

wow nice, the background totally change everything good job

There any other kind of fishes in your tank?

First what your budget$ ? Also what kind of lights are you using , if you don't know you can provide a picture so we can find out. If you want a planted tank, for example mine I mostly have low light plants, I don't really use any fertz and no co2 :rolleyes: , low tech planted tank= less money...

Hello Amber What size is your tank (gallons)? Also do you prefer underwater or outside filtration or doesn't matter? Me I prefer a filtration that go outside so it give more space for my fishes, as you said yes the U4 provide a good oxygen and a good flow. I really like the AC filters My link...

the best would be to find some 1 hehe

Hello I need some help to find an Automatic Feeder for a 55 gallons community tank, I might be in vacations for 2-3 weeks. Some suggestions would be really appreciated.

Yep, increased slowly your temp to atleast 84F, and use Super Ick Cure really effective follow the instructions carefully, lets hope is not to late.

Hello Does your tank was cycled before add the fishes?

Nice tank :hyper:

As what Fish48 said im sure is color pigment

A picture could help a lot

I am testing this new product and it seem to work really well =) The role of the substrate is set plants in order to ensure the training of their roots and the assimilation of nutrients. The average values usual carbonate content range from 5 ° - 12 ° KH a pH of 6, 5-7, 2 for optimal growth...

It depends on where the black spots are. If the edges of his fins are ragged and have what looks like black dye staining them, then this is fin rot and needs to be treated (aquarium salt is your first choice.) If the spots are just black dots and not fuzzy, then it's probably his natural coloration.

Anubias and java fern don't ask any requirement,no co2 or fertz

Hello askopp1 If your tank was already cycled and you are still doing your water changes, i suspect your filtration, i will probably never use a Marina Slim S10 i really had bad experience with this filter. Actually is a really cheap filtration around 15$ :blink:. Maybe you should think...

Do you have drift wood in your tank? it look like mold / fungus, do you overfeed?

what the size of the tank,filtration, low tech or hight tech, lights how many watts?

Ill probably keep doing water changes daily for a week, what filter are you using for the 60 gallons?