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The mouth is kinda fluffy. I just put some food in for other fish and strangely enough he's eating now. Thanks for the reply though Wilder, it seems to be that fungus.

Hi there, It's been a while since I posted in the forums as everything with my aquariums has been going quite swimmingly (pardon pun). But recently my six-line wrasse has developed what looks to be a fungus of some sort? I'm not quite sure of what medicine's to use as I'm not sure what this one...

Tank: Glass AquaOne, no stand (sits on small table). Volume: 5 US Gallons. Lighting: - PowerGlo 18,000K, 8 watts, directly 10 inches above substrate surface, no cooling, on 10 hours a day. Filtration: - AquaClear 200 HOB Filtration with sponge cleaned out daily, 5 Pounds (2.25KG) of LR, Mini...

Freshwater Clams, more commonly known as Freshwater Mussels where I come from, are coldwater. They will tolorate warmer temperatures but it's not their natural habitat so they will not do as well. In terms of food they are fairly self-sufficient and will filter feed and/or scavenge for small...

For a QT/Hospital tank I see no harm in using a tub for it. However 7 Gallons does sounds a little small, depending on what size fish you'll be quarantining. Just remember a few things like making sure it's covered with a lid so fish don't accidentally/intentionally jump out.

Welcome to the dark side of the forum, Marines. :D :devil: Have fun and if you need anything we're all ears. :good:

That's what you get for posting a saltwater question in a freshwater section, freshwater newbies taking random stabs at complex saltwater questions in an attempt to look intelligent LOL :lol: j/k'z freshies I'm sure your all smart in your own right. :D

Nice! Keep us posted with pics and maybe a diary of setting up. :good:

Permission denied. * Points to forum ship plank* Now walk! :fun: Just kiddinz, hope you learn heaps from this site and nice to have you aboard matey, Arrr!!!! :grr: B)

Using the pound a gallon rule it comes to about 6.7KG for a 24x12x12. :nod: However you can still have 5KG if you wish.

Especially a Tank-bred one is possible - the most hardy clownfish and usually are much smaller than there wild counterparts. Firefish would be nicer on it's own IMO though as clowns seem to be more interesting in pairs :)

I did that same thing and it's amazing how much a difference that makes on your overall tank look. :good: But I hate the algae growth on my substrate. :X

The main feeders for the cube of brine shrimp would be the cardinals, clowns and firefish and from that list, it does seem like a bit much as my trigger, tang, clown, puffer and bicolour all eat a cube of brine too and even that seems to be pushing it (considering their small size). I suppose...