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It's not because on that form he said that it was not normal colouring on his fish. It's a platinum angel it's not supose to be red

It's the exact same though Diagnose that angelfish and it will help me a lot with diagnosing mine

It's not a pic of my angel but this is what it looks like on both of them except only on there dorsal fin

No aggression they were purchased the size of dimes in June or May water changes once a week 25% to 50% I think I can't post pics cause I'm on my ipad They are just regular angels silver with black stripes No amonia on the strips

They are about the diameter of the top of a pop can Tank is cycled But they got the redness in my main tank that has other fish that are way more sensitive to water quality and they are fine I'm using the testing strips so they are not exactly accurate Last week I had a gold electric blue ram...

They are in a quarantine tank that is a 20 gallon nitrite nitriate is around 0 ph is 7.5 the GH is 180 ppm Pics don't work for me for so e reason I think I should soften the water a bit

My angelfish both have a redness at the base of there dorsal fins and I have been treating them for almost a month now with melafix. The redness has not gotten worse and they are still eating. What's wrong?

I have one female krib right now and she's the opposite of shy She lives fine with my guppies, german blue rams and neon tetras in my 20 gallon The only fish she doesn't like so far is my female cherry barb that always picks fights with the krib

These are my two male german blue rams they were sold as regular rams but I think they are balloon or part balloon ram For some reason I have no option to post a pic...

What if I do the trio with only one female krib In a 55 gallon

What about if it was in a 120 gallon

Could I keep a trio of apistos with a pair of kribs in a 55 gallon?

Could I keep a trio of apistos and a pair of kribs in a 55 gallon

What kind of dwarf cichlid

He is coming out more now but he is still breathing heavy It looks like hes been pooping out like a price of hair for the last couple days

I have a feamale and a male kirbensis the I got them at the exact same time. The female pecks and the ground and she eats and acts normal but the male is slow breaths a little heavier than normal he dosnt eat and he hides behind things but do wont hide in tight spaces They are in a twenty...

See what happens if it doesn't work bring the tiger barbs back to the store

I want to know what kind of fish eats snail eggs, but not a fish that eats snails because I know what kind of fish eats snails

1 Bristle nose pleco, 2 kuhli loaches, 1 cherry barb, 2 male blue rams( they get along so far), and three assasian snails

I do get them to nibble on garlic once in a while The neon were with other fish But so far only a couple of the neons. Have it but I don't want to risk my other fish and I don't want to stress them by separating the school They are with other fish in the twenty gallon No of the other fish...

The neon tetras don't have the deases bad they just have very small fluffs some of ther mouths

Neon tetras usually live in my twenty gallon And the comets are from school somebody bought them and put them in the thirty gallon tank without telling anybody. all goldfish had the dease

I have too ten gallon hospital tanks One will hold some small comet gold with with cotton wool And the other will have five neon tetras with cotton wool

Ok thanks

I don't have a second heater I do have an extra filter The info did say too colder temps would slow the infection down

Ok thank you If I did put them in another tank would they need heat?

Should i separate them from other fish? I have aquarium salt how much should I put in?

That sucks

It looks like it but its kind more of a fluff than a strand

I fed them garlic to make their immune systems stronger

Yeah it does look like that

3 out of my five neon tetras have some sort of small white parasite on their bottom lips They are acting normal and not showing any signs of stress I've had them for about 2 months The temp: 80 Ph/ nitrates/amoinia: I don't know what they are but I'm pretty sure they are good They are in a 20...