Am I killing good bacteria?

My bettas loved sea monkeys, bettas can eat them since all they are are brine shrimp. Of course, as long as you don't mind a little sea monkey carnage....
 
turbotiber said:
OH wow, thanks for the pictures, that really helped out! :D :kewlpics:

Oops, I think I forgot to put this the last post, but I do put dechlorinator in and myth blue
:huh: Why do you add the meth blue ?

Methylene blue will damage any bacteria in your bowl....it's also not a good idea to expose your fish to medication unnecesarily...if you ever need to treat with meth blue for fungal infections it may not work as well :)
 
Ooh yeay, I can give him sea monkeys, right on!! I can't get any type of worms here, like the black worms and stuff.... so I'll definitely try out the sea monkeys and see how my baby likes them, thanks for the tip NinjaSmurf!

Babyfish, When I got my baby, the guy at the fish store (of course I'm learning NOT to TRUST anything they say, they'll say whatever to make a buck or two) that it's good to put in Meth Blue too (apart from the decholrinator) because it helps "prevent" infections and sicknesses... then again my baby got ich, probably from the fish store (honestly, I feel sorry for all those fish :no: ) So right now he's on Meth Blue and Malachite Green and it seems to be helping!

I didn't know Meth kills the good bacteria (oh no!) :/ So what else could I use as a preventive against sicknesses, salt? Or just REALLY REALLY CLEAN water?

Cali, I like your method, I think I'll do that B) well until I get a bigger tank with the works :p Then I'll do the whole gravel vac thing ;)
 

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