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65L Fish Tank with the following items (In brackets is brand new price) - - Seachem 35 tidal filter ($90) - Aqua one fish tank (65L) ($150) - Aqua one Aquarium light ($60) - Aqua one stand ($50) - Aqua one Heater 25w ($25) Also comes with: - Floating plants - Aquarium gravel Age and...

Ok thank you.

It does not look oily but rather a white liquid floating on the top

Yesterday when I did a water change, the water I put into my bucket had a strange layer on top of it, and when I woke up, the coat is still on the surface. I am not sure what it may be. All the fish are fine but I am wondering if this is bad or nothing to worry about.

Bristle nose PH can range anywhere from 6 - 7.5. If you keep the PH at a stable level it will be much happier ( as said previously ). My bristlenose is very shy and at first I was also worried about her not eating much, but she has been fine for almost 2 years now. Mine often doesn't eat unless...

From what I can tell, the fish is swimming upside down. If so it may be swim bladder. Try feeding it peas without the outer layer. In my experience with swim bladder in goldfish, if it sinks to the bottom of the tank the fish is very sick. It does look very stressed and may have gotten into a...

It is a common pleco.

I have one on my 35 gallon tank. You can adjust the flow and they are very quiet if the tank is at maximum water level, Great for fish of all speeds. however, if it gets too low it becomes very loud and unpleasant. I have that brand on all my tanks and have never had any problems with them...

Neon tetra's are a schooling fish and like to swim in packs so as to not feel threatened by predators. The tank is a species tank so there would be little to no reason to feel threatened other than bullying. If a fish is being picked on or bullied, then I would add 4-5 more tetras just so they...

I have a small, bristlenose pleco who has the exact same problem, it may be caused by stress like others have said. The tank looks very small for a pleco of that size and has very few hiding spots which may cause this decolouration. However, I also read that it is completely normal and sometimes...

Ok, thank you. I have been squashing all the ones I see but I will try remove their food source. There are currently no fish in there as it is fairly new and lots of algae.

Could they do any damage??

The tank is now full of babies, but that is the last adult left I think