They won't stop moving😭 but the front of the stomach seems to bulge a bit
7.2 ph, 0 ammonia- 0 nitrites - 5 nitrates, planted 105L
I feed 6mg daily fasting on Sunday and giving live food on Saturday but maybe I should do the fluval bug bites every other day instead?
When I was little I played a lot of this game, it was the same vibe as club penguin, panfu... But it was more "Asian" vibes.
They were 3D models with a perspective view sorta like club penguin and they were human with bigger head, I remember they reminded me of Pucca.
I don't remember much of the game tho, I know I liked walking around and there was a field and like a battleground but from what I remember it was a social mmo.
https://reddit.com/link/1t99kj2/video/cawd7lpbtb0h1/player
Is it normal for my boraras merah to be so pale? And all the glass surfing? It's been almost 2 months since they came and after eating they are redder
the gastrodermus nanus also like glass surfing
I got this filter with my first tank:
After researching online I put filter sponges all around the sides and bottom of the filter with zip ties and glued with aquarium glue to ALL sides.
I lost 3 phoenix rasboras at the start of my journey to the filter because of the salmon effect (which I didn't know about...) and covered the whole top with a fine nylon mesh bag:
But today I found TWO OF THEM inside the top part AGAIN, I have no clue how they were there (thankfully when I took it out they jumped around so I quickly plopped them back in and they swam around).
I put a pantyhose on the outside of the intake at the bottom and a good part of the top section just in case?
I'm wondering about buying a new filter:
probably that one with a sponge on the top to prevent the salmon effect again
Any more theories on HOW they did it or how to prevent this?
It's a 105L, almost 2 month old tank, 0/0/10 ammonia/nitrites/nitrates, planted, 7.2ph, 25ºC
Would it be possible to get for example 2-3 honey gouramis (1M 2F) and a Female pearl gourami for example?
Won't do it, just hypothetical
Would they be aggressive towards each other? Would the pearl get depressed?
If there's enough space and hiding spots would they be better?
My PH is dropping (I guess the aquasoil), could I get these to put in the filter to up it slowly?
105L
14 boraras merah, 7 corydoraa nannus, 4 amano shrimp, 4 horned nerites and soon 15 neocaridinas
I thought about a single female honey gourami but Im afraid it might eat the boraras 😭
I want the plants to grow bigger if I do add one tho
Maybe another slightly bigger school fish?
I want a really peaceful tank
RN the stocking is:
- 14 boraras merah
- 7 gastrodermus nanus
- 4 clithon corona
- 4 amano shrimp
- Some ramshorns and bladders
- I plan on adding 15 neocaridinas next month
And then the honey gouramis the following month (2 months from now), I want some bigger colored fish.
And in a far future maybe some small otos when the tank is more mature
