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... and put them in another tank while your waiting for the stuff to kill most of the snails in the tank. The problem with snails is you can always expect them to multiply so you'll have the same pr...
shearsmagic,
I need to clarify that the direction I gave you is a remedy for your immediate problem at hand, and not something that you would consider standard operating procedure.
As John said ab...
... point about the water test is that most of the time when fish get sick, the cause can be traced back to a problem with the aquarium environment. Of course, your Tetras could have already been exposed...
...I found that with frequent water changes I don't need to add anything and I haven't really had a problem with cloudiness. I have a shelf full of chemicals that really never did what they wer...
... eventually become acidic. Have you checked for ammonia and nitrite? Their presence would indicate a waste problem. If that's the case, do a partial water change (20 or 30 percent) every day unti...
...nt. Just ask if its ok if you can have these 55 gallon aquas in the house. If he gives the OK i dont see a problem with it causeing trouble.
Filled they will weigh roughly 625 lbs each with stand ...
Well while I am still fretting about my puffer tank and the white spot (ick) problem, I have another situation, but not quite as serious.
I have a 65-gallon tank that in the last week or so, has had ...
...unds to the water, thus hardening it. Just feeding the fish will too. However, soft water is usually not a problem unless you have African Cichlids. They do make an additive specifically for those fis...
No problem, If theirs anything else just shout.
... fish tank, they release them into local lakes and rivers. I understand that introduced species are even a problem in the tropics. Here in Phoenix, people sometimes release aquarium fish into the cana...
you can add 7 more tiger barbs,no problem at all...
...systems where they can introduce exotic diseases or even become invasive. Years ago, that caused a Piranha problem in Florida. In addition, you may have heard about the recent Snakehead invasion in so...
...just a place for lots of bacteria to grow. Because my tank is established and I have never had an ammonia problem replacing the ammonia remover with the bio module shouldn't be a problem, should...
it's snail.the eggs of snail.i also faced with this same type of problem in my early days...
oh, and as for stopping your population problem, maybe you could somehow find homes for your males? Then once the females ran out of stored sperm, the fry would stop coming.
No Problem!
you must use that..no problem at all....
...friend i got
you mention hornwort and java moss. adding these to the tank would not cause a different problem which i need to control? bit of a complete novice here i'm afraid.
how to take ...
No problem, that's what we're here for!
If the aquarium substrate (gravel) is covered with uneaten food, over feeding is the problem. The left over food produces ammonia, and that burns fish gills and makes them vulnerable to a range of dis...
That has to be the problem.
Hahah no problem
That is a very interesting and informative post! I will definitely keep it in mind. I have a problem with Nitrates being high, but I don't have room for a sump.
I am having the same problem. Have been for weeks now....
Ah I see. A little slow on the uptake over here... Sorry. I could see giving that a go. Our biggest problem would be the figuring out when she's about to pop. Observant crew that we are we ne...
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I have read mixed reviews on how much Nitrate marine fish can handle, so I am not sure if that is the problem or not. Also I have lost a couple damsels, and a clownfish which are both supposed to...
Could try asking andrea about it. She had the same problem i believe awhile back. Maybe she can give you some insight on how she took care of it and what not.
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