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I should also mention that all my fish were fine until I started this new aquarium as well theyve been in it for about 4 months now. Its a 100 litre (tall) tank, and I found out after the fact that tall tanks (bowed front) arent a good idea because they can create issues with surface area. I spent a ...

Ive only noticed some small white spots on one fish which are no onger present, I understood that early signs of ich may be flicking/scraping...

Hmm well, I didnt see any 'velvet' I think what started all of this is about a month to 2 months ago my heater went on the fritz and my temp rose ...

Well, I followed directions from a loach breeder. His instructions were to slowly raise the temp of the tank ( no more than 2 degrees per hr up to 85 f) which I did to speed up the life cycle of the ich. Also, I only added half the salt of a normal treatment as recommended by him. I left the salt in ...

I have 2 yoyo's several Barbs, and Danios, Tetras etc. I believe I have ich in my tank because most of the fish are flicking , and scraping. Sometimes I see them at the top of the tank gasping. I have adequate circulation, and air stones. Also my water quality is good. I treated initially with salt ...

My female is also all puffed up with eggs, she mostly lays on her side when resting. I like when she swims along , and just falls to the bottom, and looks around. I stand corrected, my female is about 4 inches long. I think they are a great fish, full of personality.

My female is bearing eggs about 3 times a year, or more. There is a mature male that chases her endlessly around the tank. I also have several Barbs, so I know there is no chance of a succesful hatch.

I have 2 beautiful YoYo's and have had them for about 2 yrs. They are about 3 inches long, and one is always quite a bit "thicker" from time to time. She is the female, and is with egg on and off. Anyway , I dont see a lot of threads on YoYo's here, and was hoping to read more. If anyone has ...

One of my yoyo loaches has been bearing eggs for about one month. I know this because she became very large and round very quickly. She often buries herself beneath a log on her side to hide away. She is still very active, and healthy. I have looked online to find out the gestation period of a yoyo ...