Recent content by BelldandyShanny

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looking better, swimming around, has her color back, and her owwies are healing up and not red anymore.  Her days by herself helped her out I think

I def will

still hanging in there, but it looks like she may have hole in the head, or.... a wound between the eyes

only other tank I have is my cherry shrimp tank....I also don't have any garlic.... just powder and I don't know if that's any good for this purpose

it's been a while since last spawn, it didn't go to well, I've not gotten a successful raising of fry with the exception of the one that I removed the parents from and I still have some of those and are doing well.  The male started picking on the female shortly after last batch emerged from the...

she's actually not very colorful right now, kinda washed out and seems to just be letting him do what he's doing. I separated them last night I put the krib in a breeding box to give her a time out. My concern right now is that she's actually not feeling well. Less interested in eating and...

So, randomly weird question.  I have a 55 long, with a pair of kribs and a pair of gbr, and a nice group of neons.  The kribs have bred several times, but right now they are hanging out on opposite sides of the tank and it looks darn like my male ram is trying to court the female krib.  Is this...

I'd rearrange your tank decor, your gold feels like it's all his territory, so if you make it new they should settle down a bit.

totally want some!

I'm from NH too! Hi sorta neighbor!

I understand the lifespan isn't terribly long, but I'm hoping they will breed if left to do as they please.  At least for a while.

So, I got some sea monkeys (well the kid did but I'm going to be doing all the work)  and I'd like them to last a good long while, I intend on letting them be in my three gallon tank.  Has anyone ever tried just keeping them  as pets (with occasional fish snacks) I'll be adding the eggs to the...

well I detached it from the wood, removed dead or mostly eaten leaves and planted it in the sand, hope it does well.   Removed some of the roots too and planted them outside on a whim

So, I have this compacta, that was one of my first ever real plants, attached to a piece of driftwood, yet with roots kinda going all over the place, and it's getting on the tall side.  Does anyone have suggestions of how to trim it down properly?