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spiderfish wrote:The thing that hangs my filter on for the 26ltr has gone missing.
Anyone got any ideas on what I could use to hang it on untill I find it?
Its an interpet internal power filter.
I really need to move my guppy into it ASAP, he's the last one I have left so I really need to get some more, but I aint gonna risk it in the divided tank again.
Also, my 54ltr should be ready to move my community fish into by the weekendWhich means I can get female guppies again!
I saw some stunning girls yesterday, but I'm pretty sure most of them were heavily pregnant (some deffinatly were). Which wouldnt be a problem, if we wernt going on holiday in two weeks. My brother will be coming to feed the fish, but wont be able to move them in/out of breeders traps if they start giving birth.
Any ideas what I could do to prevent the babies getting eaten if they give birth while were away? I have a few of those plastic traps that can be divided, and a net one. And I have plently of plastic canvas to make tank dividers, though I'm not sure what count it is off the top of my head.
Some of them looked fit to burst, so they may give birth before we go, but I'd like to be prepared, just in case.
But, if there isnt anything I can do, then I'll just have to wait to get some till we come back.


Bolt1784 wrote:magic_shampoo wrote:Does anybody have advice on olive nerite snails? I've recently acquired some and I'm kind of lost on how to care for them. I don't have any fish, therefore there would be no alge. What should I feed them as a substitute and how often? Do they need a light/filter/oxygen etc.?I have nerite snails. c= You can buy algae wafers to supply food, and they also need calcium in their water, so maybe a cuttlefish bone or a calcium block can help with that. If you notice that their shells are breaking then that could mean that there isn't enough calcium/the water isn't hard enough. c; They don't need a light, but they do need oxygen because they are air breathers. They will come out of the water occasionally though for air if needed. Nerite snails like warm water but most of them seem fine in cold water, like mine. =3 Just be careful not to overfeed with substitues as you could end up with some unwanted things in the tank such as detritus worms. ( That's what happened to me ^^' )
magic_shampoo wrote:Bolt1784 wrote:magic_shampoo wrote:Does anybody have advice on olive nerite snails? I've recently acquired some and I'm kind of lost on how to care for them. I don't have any fish, therefore there would be no alge. What should I feed them as a substitute and how often? Do they need a light/filter/oxygen etc.?I have nerite snails. c= You can buy algae wafers to supply food, and they also need calcium in their water, so maybe a cuttlefish bone or a calcium block can help with that. If you notice that their shells are breaking then that could mean that there isn't enough calcium/the water isn't hard enough. c; They don't need a light, but they do need oxygen because they are air breathers. They will come out of the water occasionally though for air if needed. Nerite snails like warm water but most of them seem fine in cold water, like mine. =3 Just be careful not to overfeed with substitues as you could end up with some unwanted things in the tank such as detritus worms. ( That's what happened to me ^^' )
Thank you very much! <3


toboelover wrote:Guys! I saw a picture on Tumblr of a molly/guppy cross with cobra markings. I want to get some female mollies and try to breed some now. So badly! D:
Edit to add this. Look at him, you guys! He's purty! lol







fuzzystar12 wrote:Hey guys, my Glo Zebra Danio's back seems like its bent inward? She's acting perfectly normal and swimming perfectly normal too. I can't tell if maybe she's just pregnant or really fat or what. None of the other fish in her tank have this.

spiderfish wrote:fuzzystar12 wrote:Hey guys, my Glo Zebra Danio's back seems like its bent inward? She's acting perfectly normal and swimming perfectly normal too. I can't tell if maybe she's just pregnant or really fat or what. None of the other fish in her tank have this.Sounds deformed. If you post a picture, it'd be more helpful. But, yeah, probably a deformity. Sounds just like a deformed white cloud I once saw.






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