Recent content by Shinyshiny054

I have had this one for a few months and until recently, the only sightings have been a “fin flash” or something speeding across the tank before disappearing. I can’t remember what type of pleco I bought, I remember that it was on the smaller side for the size of tank I have, it’s been living...

Well the one on top died. I thought if anything it would be the one with the stripe. So now I have one male, one female. The male has fry. Sorry about the video

Can anyone explain this behaviour between 2 female honey gourami? Has the striped one been dumped by the male?! Seems like a bit of female solidarity going on, but is there actually something I should be worried about here?

The apisto pair (agasizzii - sp?!) have spawned in the TB tank. I’m both happy and sad. Mama is doing a great job of caring for the littles, but once they’re big, what do I do with them?? I can’t sell them or give them away since they’ll carry TB. Is there a water test I can do to check that...

So following the TB diagnosis, several of the rainbows have died. The rest of the tank look good as new. I suppose I just need to let them see out their days then rip the tank down and start from absolute scratch. Weird thing is, many have become quite amorous; my honey gourami has made a bubble...

Oh no!!!!! I have several fish in with the rainbows, should I separate them all now or is it too late? Is there anything I can do for my remaining otos, gourami, hillstream loach, rummy nose tetras and apistos? Or are they all now doomed? In terms of the apisto with the prolapse, what caused...

I bought 3 apistogramma, 1 male 1 female agasizzi (sp?!) and one female cacutoides (again, sp?!) Within a week, my other fish started displaying worrying issues. In one tank, the male apisto is prolapsed. He lives with conga teras and checkered barbs. Two of the barb females look pretty bloated...

Ok, I didn’t realise that that was a rule, my apologies. My intention was only for the sharing of information

Oh really, why is that?