Goodbye old fish room. Hello new fish room!
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I went on vacation for Christmas
Dec 20-Jan 1
I know my fish would survive without food for that long but when i came back
The dominant fish had its tail bitten off and its left eye taken out
It is in a hospital tank by its self but need help on how to cure it and who did it to it
It was a Male Yellow lab and it was 3 inches, biggest fish in the tank
Its tankmates were:(by dominance)
Auratus cichlid(2.6 inches)
Tiger Oscar Cichlid(2.5 inches)
Red top Zebra(2.8 inches)
Red zebra cichlid(2.5 inches)
Auratus cichlid(2.3 inches)
Yellow lab cichlid(1.5 inches)
Albino red top zebra(1.4 inches)
Yellow lab cichlid(1.5 inches)
I know the Oscar is gonna grow too big and i will have a bigger tank in a few years
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It's awesome and look forward to seeing the evolution.
3 Scarlet Badis
2 Asian Stone Catfish
2 fancy colored shrimp (blue and red w/ white)
3 Tropica 1-2 GROW! plants (Gratiola viscidula , Helanthium tenellum 'Green' and Marsila hirsuta)
One handful of Water Lettuce
1 small bag Tropica Aquarium Soil Powder
Two pieces of Dragon Stone Rock and filled the tank entirely with RO water.
Parameters state that the conditions are ideal however my fastidious nature when it comes to living organisms makes OCD people seem sloppy at times. All the Scarlet's were eating a combo of frozen bloodworms and brine shrimp at the store and upon my observation last night, they appear to be eating the same food sources here at their permanent home. Here's where my meticulous nature can be a blessing and a curse. Please bare with me as I have a tendency to overthink these things (so I was told by my wife and Ben at the LFS)...
Current approximate temperature 74°F.
Any specific water parameters that are essential to the well-being of the Badis?
Perhaps some specific plants that these different species prefer?
Given the design of the Fluval Spec V, would the pump output nozzle benefit from a foam cover to regulate the severity of water flow? I've been experimenting with both and really cannot decide which is more beneficial.
I'm finding the metering of food (they recommend feeding twice a day at this young-tiny stage in life) to be slightly problematic. I'm constantly worried about over-feeding being that all the creatures in the tank are half an inch or less. My intention is to feed entirely live foods as they seem to be more interested in prey that actually moves and evades being that they are a micropredator. What would you recommend for live foods for the remainder of their incredible lives? I was thinking Cyclops but I honestly don't know what other viable options are available for such small fishes. Perfectly happy to cultivate them myself too.
Lastly, given the previous statement on feeding quantity. I was thinking about a small group of CPD's for some dithers(?) and to help with any extra food in the tank. There are a few more Asian Stone Cats available if they'd be a better clean up crew, but we're also willing to get more shrimp if necessary. But not to get too off track, we'd still like a little more of an active nano fish so we're also looking at the Ember tetras and various other nano fish such as Phoenix/Chili/Emerald Dwarf Rasbora's, CPD's and so on. But Celestial Pearl Danio's are my favorite so far. They look like mini trout!
We appreciate you all taking the time to read this novel as I am regularly known to wrote extensive essays. Please feel free to chime in with any advice. Knowledge is my obsession and I love to research things to the point of exhaustion.
Keep up the good work my friends.
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Can i get n link for reel fish talk
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I turned in late on the live stream last night so I didn't know that's why you were at the store haha. Keep up the good work fellas
Love the new fishroom