i have ick clear medication, but a friend suggested to just put salt in my tank.
i know its like 2tsp per gallon, and to dissolve the water in a bucket first, then slowly put that bucket of water into the tank. and then after like 7 days the ick should be completely gone.
but my questions are; i have tiger barbs, neons, platies, rainbow shark, and 2 german blue rams..will all these fish be ok with the salt? or am i safer just using my medication that i have?
the plants at the hobby store are much more pleaseing to the eye than the plastic ones at the pet store. but is the material going to collect algae or will the glue come apart in water could the dye leech out into the tank? just looking to see if someone else has tried it.
I have white sand as the base and this little junks of wastes are clearly visible and cleaning is not an option all the time. should i get a pleco or a shrimp to solve the problem. whats your suggestion. its a medium planted aquarium of 40 gallon. filter is On all the time yet…
The tang has been eating a ton, you can see his belly is full, and he is always eating the hair algae on the back of the tank. Is there something wrong with it changing colors or any info on why this has happened would be great. 130 Gallon reef tank with a puffer, and lion fish.
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Lionfish causes emergency visits along Atlantic Coastline.: An article from: Family Practice News
I am looking for the direct translation into Celtic or Gaelic, as well as the phonetic pronunciation. Thank you.
The species of fish were:
Moorish Idol
Porcupinefish (or Pufferfish)
Marble Sea Star
Blacktail Humbug (or Four-Stripe Damselfish)
Pacific Cleaner Shrimp
Yellow Tang
Royal Gramma
What about with a False Percula (Ocellaris) Clownfish or a Regal Tang?
All I know is that at least three of those fishes are extremely aggressive…
SO I have a 100 gallon saltwater tank. I want to get the fish from nemo. Here they are 3 clownfish-1 Blue hippo tang-1 yellow tang-1 moorish idol and maybe a puffer fish… n some others but im not so sure abotu them.. Can someone help me.
