FISH TANK VIEWER HOME SHOW!
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This leads me to believe that maybe I'm just not feeding them enough. I feed 1/2 hikari algea wafer a day, I overfeed the guppies flakes (and I know the corys eat them because they gather where the filter pushes the flakes down), and frozen bloodworms once ever 3 days. Could temperature be another cause? I don't have a heater on the tank since I keep my house 74F, but I'm thinking that the temp dips down a bit in the night since its gotten cooler outside. Could temporary temps of ~71F be harmful? Am I underfeeding? I want to make sure the other guys are safe, and I know it wasn't a water quality issue.
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..also.. if you want to watch them from the sides (not just from up) go for the transparent ones :)
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If you want quickly.. use some water from the main tank + a bit of fresh water mixed (like you do a water change but the % amount should be thought for the quarantine tank size)