I think my guppies don't like each other... we have two males in a 20G together with 7 neons, 3 cories and a snail.
The tank is brand new and went through a fishless cycle. Last Friday we did a huge water change and added the fish. Water parameters have been checked every 12 hours since and remain steady at ammonia: 0, nitrite: 0 and nitrate: 5.
Yesterday after school the yellow guppy was missing a chunk of his tail: perfect bite size, so I figured they're establishing a pecking order and the red one's winning. I started treating (preventatively) for fin rot, I don't want the yellow's tail to get infected.
This morning an additional piece was missing - should I move one of them out? And which one? The victim or the thug? Or are they going to figure it out by themselves?
Thanks!
The tank is brand new and went through a fishless cycle. Last Friday we did a huge water change and added the fish. Water parameters have been checked every 12 hours since and remain steady at ammonia: 0, nitrite: 0 and nitrate: 5.
Yesterday after school the yellow guppy was missing a chunk of his tail: perfect bite size, so I figured they're establishing a pecking order and the red one's winning. I started treating (preventatively) for fin rot, I don't want the yellow's tail to get infected.
This morning an additional piece was missing - should I move one of them out? And which one? The victim or the thug? Or are they going to figure it out by themselves?
Thanks!