Recent content by edensilk

Hi everyone I received 5 Guppies as a gift from a client (1 pregnant female, 1 male and 3 small "babies"). I have no idea how to take care of these fish. Right now they are in a large octagonal tank (until Monday when I bring in my spare 10 gallon). I have noticed that the male won't leave...

thanks, I will let you know how things go

thank you so much. I will move the mollys to the new tank, there are no fry (yet!) and I have allready added the salt.

there are 3 plecos, 4 angels and 6 coreys and the 5 mollys in the 33 gallon tank. I can move the mollys to the maternity tankthat is set up for a pregnant molly. I don't see any worms... an none of the other fish are affected, just the mollys. Salt? how much should I put in... I have table salt...

they are raised white bumps, kinda "fluffy" it looks almost like small pinfeathers on a bird.... or like the end os a small piece of frayed string.

sorry that picture was huge!

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no they don't. all I can see is white.

Thank you for you rapid reply. I am not sure on the stats, I have sent someone out for new testers, I only had "trial" ones, that I used a while ago. sorry, it is alot of spots all over the body, and on the eyes, but not what you described. I tried to get a picture, but the lighting isnt...

I discovered (last week) that one of my black mollys has cottony white spots all over its body including it's eyes. It hadn't moved to any of the other fish in my tank (that I have seen). I went to the pet store and talked to one of the clerks, the reccomended ick treatment, but that didn't...

Hi Everyone Yes, I am a noob in these forums... My son and I have a 33 Gallon tank that have 4 angels, 6 corys, 5 black mollys, and 3 plecos we also have a 5 Gallon tank that we will be using as a maternity tank (as 2 of our mollys are preggers!!)