Recent content by And76reW

Hi.. Is there any chance you could have a look at the pic of my gourami a few threads under this as I'm not sure if he is suffering with colomnaris? Once I know what it is then I will treat it. Good luck with yourfish though.

His diet consists of Tetra Pro flake, Tetra Prima, frozen bloodworm, frozen brine shrimp. He is very active & seems OK but these spots are getting worse.

Do you think the King British WS3 would sort this out? Double Dutch.. No holes whatsoever, just the white spots that seem to be spreading now. All other Fish & there is a lot seem perfect.

Thankyou for your reply . Strange how all my other fish seem fine . I thought WS3 was one of the better ich treatments ? I will read up on eSHa exit .  

Could this possibly be Columnaris ?  

Looks like a male to me too 

Hi all    I have an issue with my Pearl Gourami as you can see from the picture , not the best of photos but im wondering what all the white spots are on him ? I have experienced white spot before in my tank ( 6 months ago ) & i know what it looks like ( pin head salt like spots ) but these look...

Bloo your Boesemani is unbelievably beautiful WOW  I have 2 Boesemani's , a Male that which i will post now & a Female , I have had them 4 month & they where tiny when purchased with no colour at all but they are brightening up slowly . I also have a mix of rainbows with 3 Trifasciata , 2 Blue...

  Some Rainbow fish ,school of about 6 would look awesome .   Im thinking of getting some Boesemani Rainbows .. Stunning !

The Ha6 aquarium silicone is good stuff !

Rasbora Espei ;-).. Beautiful aren't they.. Can't wait to purchase some.

The espei rasbora (lambchop) is very similar to the harlequin, difference is that the espei is a red colour rather than orange. Beautiful looking fish, my lfs has them & I will get about 4 of them to join my 3 harlequins.

I have six rummy noses & they are fun to watch & good looking fish imo. Glass tetras aswell are nice.

I like the centre piece look. The wood has a bit of an arch/tunnel for your fish to swim through so I'd move the plant & keep that free.. Some moss on the wood would look awesome.. Looking forward to an update.. Keep going the wood looks so much better in the centre imo.

Hornwort has no roots has it ? so it doesn't need to go in the substrate i don't think smiles .   I think this site has a section on plants ..worth a browse .   Good luck with it all