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:lol: I’ve tried with some carpet plants but had no luck with them. Will stock up on plants again soon and try again for some foreground

They don’t normally hide to be honest and really active. 2 males and 2 females, I’ll will probably get some more but I’m thinking of using my quarantine tank for breeding them ?‍♂️

Thank mate. Here’s a few pictures of them

Thanks buddy. Didn’t thinking the plants would take so well. Having issues with carpet plants tho, can’t get them to grow. my tap water is ph7 and stays really balanced so I don’t want to go playing with it really but understand what your saying.

Quick Video update of my 350L project now 3 months in and life is well. Ph 7.0 Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 Temp 26 11 harlequins 7 neon tetras 4 Congo tetras 2 ottos 2 clown loaches 1 red tail black shark 1 clown pleco Sorry can’t remember the plants ?

Day 12 Sorry guys and girls for the lack of updates but day 12 and everything is looking good. no loss of fish and my clown loaches have cleared up. No sign of white spot anywhere. Have a done a gravel vac and 50% change yesterday but surprisingly it was very very clean. thanks for the info...

My superfish 100L now quarantine tank. Been set up since the end of September 25% weekly change Ammonia 0 Nitrite 0 Nitrate 0 Ph 7 Can’t remember the plants sorry. current housing 11x harlequins 1x lamp eye 1x red tail black shark (very tiny) Now in their 2nd week of quarantine No ferts used...

Glad your tank is good and clearing up :D awesome news. Got everything crossed you come out the other side. All my other fish are ok having said that my clown pleco I’ve been looking for but he’s found a new hiding place. All the neon tetras have completely cleared up not a single spot on them...

Not looking good for one of my clown loaches :/

Day 5 most of the neons are white spot free now , the odd one or two on a few remain. No other fish seems to have any white spots One neon is looking rather fat almost a pregnant mollie shape but still active and eating. So far so good. seem like your have some luck as well from this jonny-5.

So this morning whilst checking all the fish as currently treating ICH using the rise in temperature method I notice one of my neon tetras looks umm fat, the same shape you would see a mollie when it’s pregnant. I can’t say I’ve noticed this before with tetras so can some help with this please...