Recent content by Madisonkeug

Shrimps keep their eggs under their belly’s and fan them constantly with their rear legs, they may be betta eggs but it looks to be a male betta. Do you have any snails?

Hi, in my experience with Gouramis they can be a bit tricky as they often have parasites / diseases and genetic flaws which can make them more susceptible to illnesses and problems. This is something to think about for a couple reasons 1, over feeding them can cause bloat which Gouramis often...

Lol I thought that too!!!! I can’t say anything tho I have worse in my office 😂 looks so great though howd you get the moss to stay on the log like that?!!

my baby peacock gudgeon is my fav he makes the neon tetras and ember tetras in the tank look like monsters lol! Such a little sweetheart though he’s so cute! 🥺❤️

I’m obsessed I’ve never seen these but now I must have 10000 lol

Ya they can be tough lol! I’m not sure about honey Gouramis I haven’t heard anything about them having the same issues with their health but what works best with my dwarf Gouramis was to quarantine tank them for two to three weeks and just treat them for everything I used premafix for one week...

Yup I have some peacock gudgeons in with my two dwarf Gouramis (breeding pair) with some corys and tetras and they’re totally fine all together together no flaring at each other, chasing or nipping etc they usually leave each other alone. every once in a while I make sure I watch to see the...

What else is in the tank? Could just be another aggressive type fish got into it with him from experience three spots can be aggressive to other fish in the tank maybe he messed with the wrong fish lol!!

Looks great!!! Love the red in some of your plants really gives a good pop of colour!!!!

You want to have some nitrAtes because that means the bacteria is turning the worse chemicals into not so bad ones! :)

Yes while ammonia and nitrite are very harmful nitrates when in lower concentrations are relatively harmless, but if they get too much in the tank all your fish will die all at once :(

You should try and keep ammonia levels at 0 Nitrite levels at 0 Nitrate between 0-20ppm (parts per million) To get your nitrates to go down you should do a larger water change with dechlorinated water, taking some of the old tank water out and replacing it with fresh water will not only get...

Okay, usually that is not the case since a cycle is referring to the nitrogen cycle. Yes the beneficial bacteria in that ampoule start the cycle by adding the first bit of bacteria you should usually wait for a period of time testing the water to make sure the bacteria is turning the harmful...

Yes looks like regular old algae shouldn’t be an issue. If you want to get rid of it try lowering the amount of time you hav the light on to like 6hrs of the day :)