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how many female guppies do you have in total? The males look great, but one female to that many males may be a problem for the lone female

Thank you! I wonder what will happen once I introduce quarter-swordtails to my mostly wild swortails. I recently bought some "platies" which I realized had sword coloration, which is pretty cool actually I see! I bet the ones I buy are already crossed anyway, so I guess I will just have a...

Hi! i was wondering if endlers and guppy will actively crossbreed? I have pure wild guppies and I would also like to grow some endlers, however I was wondering if I have a large enough population of both in a very large tank, will they actively seek out and breed with each other? I know things...

thank you, she might have accidentally nipped something. I'll keep water quality clean to help her heal, would that be enough?

Hey guys, my characodon has a bump on her lip that’s small and translucent, is it a reason to worry about water conditions? Thanks! @emeraldking

hmm, how much are you feeding? sometimes fish finish more than they should eat, and poop extra, which may cause nitrate bloom as the snails can eat their poop also. you can try to make snail traps to catch some, just put some vegetable or pellets in a small bowl and remove once in a while...

a single loach will not eat a lot, how much are you feeding the tank? I used to have a problem with them because I overfed.

i see, a few of those probably aren't the bioload problem then it's quite invasive, maybe local laws restrict it or something. as long as the duckweed is kept thin on the surface it will not suffocate anything below

water changes is definitely one of the most straightforward approaches to getting rid of nitrates What species is your loach? In the long term, i like to keep floating plants in my tank. If you let them take over, they can lower it to zero. Duckweed especially does well indoors

crab, I should have put this in another section lol, they are semi-aquatic crabs I have the vampire shrimps too, i never really feed them but they end up eating a lot of random debris

oh wow, they're so hungry haha I'll make a few piles of food every day

hi! I've been experimenting on feeding vampire crabs, how do you guys feed them? I currently am thinking of putting a little feeding tray and putting food on there for them to find it Will they fight over the food? How often should I place food there? How many food dishes should I have...

that sounds wonderful, like your own jungle ecosystem haha infrequent misting would only lower humidity, as once it dries it takes water away from the leaves maybe putting it next to a room humidifier running 24/7? or near a HOB filter/other device that makes water in contact with air one of...