Recent content by princess-lozza

Hmm... thanks :)

Heya, I have an echindorous? plant and it came in a small pot. Unfortunately the roots are coming out of the pot and i feel mean keeping it in such a confined space. I want to keep it in a pot, for ease and was wondering how to repot it? Hehe- sound a silly question. Thanks

Tempura died last night, i suppose i was too late :(. The label says that melafix would work for fin and tail rot, but i suppose not. Oh well, you learn from your mistakes. Thanks anyway

heya i've just lost my male betta to finrot, who was in a tank on his own with what i think is an echindorous plant. As he died and im not ready yet for more fish, i cleaned and steralised his tank. Now, his tank is away and i need a home for the plant. I have another tank with platys in. So my...

You can leave your fishes without any food. Thats what i did with mine. They lasted for 2 and a half weeks and were fine when i came back. I heard too much bad stuff about the blocks and automatic feeders. Try it.

Ok. ill ad pictures to try and get some response. Someone out there must have seen this before! This is a week ago It all cleared up and this is today The only thing i can think about is the fact that i did a water change yesterday. It was 7 days after i started the treatment, so the...

My Betta begun to show signs finrot about a week ago and they were receeding quite slowly. I am treating him with melafix and at first they appeared to be looking better. When i woke up today all his fins are covered in what looks like small amounts of cotton wool. Is this still finrot? should i...

Shes lost weight through not eating. Hmm.. so just give her the best care, be nice to her and when she goes she goes?

Boiled and de-shelled peas?

Heya, I have the same problem, but with my new Betta. He's on his own and the water quality is fine. There's no redness, streaking or holes but the fins seem to be receeding. I'm going out today to get some fin rot stuff, so what would you reccomend?

I feed my fishes the frozen blood worms once a week. The problem is i am never sure if it's too much. I have 3 fishes and they come in those ice cube tray things. Any ideas if im overfeeding? How long would bloodworms last, once defrosted?

I just think it looks skanky. I might try the fishing line one. hmm... hassle!! Hehe Thanks anyways

It's a 21 litre fish tank, with 2 female platys in. The water conditions are as follows: NO3- 5 NO2- 0 NH4+ 0 pH 8 temp. 24C She's really skatty, but no flicking or rubbing. Jumps about and then hides when i go anywhere near the tank. I can't see any mucus, she has a tear in her tail fin...

I found a post earlier about euthanasia http://www.fishforums.net/content/Tropical...anasia-of-fish/ Me thinks the clove oil sound best :( as a last resort... Hope he gets better. send him my wishes

Hmm... i think its the one in the top left. recognise it? http://www.aquariumplantsonline.com/img-li...918111920_b.jpg Ahh well, not too bothered anyways. Should it have brown patches on it?:S