feeding

Forum Post Worms? by johnarthur
A few snails don't hurt anything, but a giant fish would. So far as the feeding issue goes, over feeding is a very common mistake usually made by inexperienced aquarists, and it's one...
Forum Post Safe Ammonia level?? by johnarthur
...o a 25 or 30 percent water change, but larger water changes might change water parameters too rapidly. The feeding schedule is reasonable, and the aquarium is not over crowded, so the ammonia problem ...
Forum Post put fry in separate tank by johnarthur
Try feeding the fry some frozen baby brine shrimp. Baby live bearing fish usually like to hang out at the top of the aquarium, so a bushy, floating plant like hornwort will greatly increase fry surviv...
Forum Post Ammonia Issue! by cityinthesky
I think it's because I may be over feeding, or it might be because the tank hasn't fully cycled. I did do a 25% water change tonight and I siphoned the rocks out and a lot seemed to come...
Forum Post releasing koi in lake by sweetgirl_092485
...and the rock in tank.Should i put the third one in tank also??cleo is doing better for air wise. i am only feeding him about 3-5 pellets but only i few at a time to make sure he is eating it all.I am ...
Forum Post Ammonia problems by johnarthur
...ngs that can raise ammonia levels are a too large biological load (usually caused by over crowding or over feeding), insufficient buildup of beneficial bacteria, ammonia in the replacement water (chec...
Forum Post my Corry's are dying by johnarthur
... a very important test that generally uses a reagent and test tube. I suspect ammonia, because you're feeding quite a bit of frozen food, and it can really turn bad if it doesn't get eaten. ...
Forum Post Fish Disease? by johnarthur
That doesn't seem like an over load. Maybe you're just feeding too much.
Forum Post what kind of coral is this and why is it turning brown by igotmyhashpipe
... idea what she is doing so i like to do all the work for it and she just buys the stuff but she insists on feeding and feeding and turning the snails over when they are upside down "because he ne...
Blog Comment How to build a home for your discus. by Megham
...s keeping(long way off yet). Any tidbit of information I get is very helpful. Does he have any articles on feeding/water changes/stocking rates?...
Forum Post Black Beard Algae by johnarthur
Try feeding them some algae wafers.
Forum Post Nitrite Levels at 5 ppm by johnarthur
...ss you have very messy fish (e.g., goldfish, plecos, some cichlids, etc.), have too many fish, or are over feeding. Algae growth can be caused by too many nutrients in the water, which can be the resu...
Forum Post LG (Zara's betta) by dkpate
...e in stiches all the time! He is hunting huh? HAHAAA! One of mine tries to sneak up on me too when I am feeding him, never works out though because I can see him LOL. I gotta keep my eye on him so...
Forum Post nitrate keeps jumping by johnarthur
Also make sure you are not over feeding.
Forum Post tank by angela_brown
What are you feeding the baby mollies?
Forum Post fish not eating so i have a 50 galon tanks which had 6 bleed... by johnarthur
Try feeding them some frozen brine shrimp.
Forum Post White spots by johnarthur
...at Albert has contracted ich indicates that ammonia may be present. That in turn says that you may be over feeding or the tap water has an ammonia compound. Municipal water systems with long supply li...
Forum Post Betta with swim bladder infection by Soteria22
If my betta has a swim bladder infection should i keep feeding him if only less then i was before?
Forum Post Help with a possible hair algae problem. by johnarthur
.... That can involve floating live plants that use up all the nutrients algae need, or it could be that over feeding is supplying too many nutrients. Regular, partial water changes can remove excess nut...
Forum Post fry mania! by johnarthur
Good luck with the new fry. What are you feeding them?
Forum Post fish by angela_brown
What are you feeding the babies? Are they in the 10 gallon? Or in something smaller?
Blog Comment The Growth and Development of Freshwater Angelfish(Cont.) by Megham
...enty gallon water changes. They are fed three times a day and the bottom of the tank is cleaned after each feeding. This prevents buildup of bacteria and fungus. My first blog post goes into a little ...
Forum Post guppies by johnarthur
Yes. She looks very pregnant. Floating plants and patience are all you need now. And be sure to avoid over feeding.
Forum Post Weird fish. by fishfan
...t her being so skinny? i think i know the answer, but... i just want to be sure I'm right. I'm feeding them the same amount of food! i don't get it. ...
Forum Post Smelling tank. by lookoutworld
hahaha I had that same situation the i found out my four year old sister was feeding them before i was awake.
Forum Post Leaving Betta Alone for the first time! by johnarthur
That's good advice, because it seems like you may have been over feeding him. Just to be safe, try to do another partial water change before you leave.
Forum Post angelfish breeding by Mokofeyz
I have observed that the spawning is somewhat quicker if you start feeding the pair with high protein food such as brine shrimp, beef hearts, etc.
Forum Post Hello everybody, I worry about 2 of my glowfish, one looks l... by dkpate
The sinking sounds kind of like swim bladder. You can try feeding boiled de-shelled peas.
Forum Post SICK GUPPY! help me and my bruce. by BarptProductions
he will leave him in there for at least another week though, and continue feeding him the peas. even if he looks fine leav him in there a little longer
Forum Post Why won't ammonia levels go down? by Nonoe
No, no rats or anything was housed in it previously, and over feeding might have helped the ammonia levels, but I did siphon the water once every week.
  << Back 1 [ 2 ] 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 ... 12 Next >>

The Content on this site is provided for general information purposes only. Your use of the Content, or any part thereof, is made solely at Your own risk and responsibility. By entering this site you declare you read and agreed to its Terms, Rules & Privacy.
Copyright © 2006 - 2010 My Aquarium Club