Recent content by Bluebubbles

Hello, I’m planning a future tank which I’d like to house 2 long finned bristlenose, 6 kuhli Loach, 10 normans lamp eye killifish and a Betta. Is a 40 gallon big enough? I’ve never had killifish or loaches before so tips and tricks would be appreciated.

Check out my fish bowl! I found it on fb marketplace. The seller said it would be perfect for a betta or a pair of goldfish or something! I can’t wait to add some fish! Don’t worry it’s filtered and cycled:) DISCLAIMER: this is a joke. There will be nothing living added to this “tank” except...

This is my new planted 10 gallon shrimp tank! It’s home to around a dozen fire red cherry shrimps 🦐 I set this tank up almost 3 weeks ago for my shrimp who were in a 5 gallon. It’s heated (Around 24 degrees Celsius) and filtered. The cycled filter from their 5 gallon was transferred to this one...

This is my Aussie Land Hermit Crab (coenobita variabilis), Atlas. I’ve had Atlas for 2 years now. I got her as a boy but in the last year she turned into a girl! Hermit crabs can change sex as they moult however to due the lack of research into hermit crabs, the mechanism and reasons behind the...

Update!! It’s all done and everyone is settling in well. We have Cosmo the betta, a small school of 8 neon tetras and around a dozen cherry shrimp 💖

Put together this 10 gallon today for my betta, Cosmo. 💖 At the moment some of his new tank mates are getting settled before I introduce him to his new home. Cosmo’s current home is a planted 5 gallon with a dozen fire cherry shrimp who we’ll also be moved to the 10 gallon. This tank will be...

Ensure your water parameters are good and your tank maintenance is consistent. If you’re using plant fertilisers make sure you’re not overdosing the tank. Continue to reduce the time your lights are on for. Another cause is unstable or low CO2 levels. You can get liquid carbon additives but i...

This is Sella and Alex my two stunning female Spiny Stick Insects (Extatosoma tiaratum). Alex and Stella are sisters who quite literally 'hang' out together. I got them as eggs early last year. Stella hatched about 4 months ago and Alex about 3. They are native to Australia and live high within...

Still pretty stressed but definitely making progress :fish: