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GuppyGal

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24. There are sooooo many fish that are tank busters and should not be sold !!! It's outrageous and cruel. nt
Thu Mar 7, 2024, 09:54 PM
Mar 2024

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How about some algae eating fish? FalloutShelter Mar 2024 #1
Only a total asshole would recommend Chinese algae eaters jmowreader Mar 2024 #15
WTF? Stupid okay but now an asshole. FalloutShelter Mar 2024 #17
No. They are WAY different. jmowreader Mar 2024 #18
There are sooooo many fish that are tank busters and should not be sold !!! It's outrageous and cruel. nt GuppyGal Mar 2024 #24
The thing that I hate the most... jmowreader Mar 2024 #25
Algae eating fish?... MiHale Mar 2024 #2
Ditch the plastic plants Hutchewon Mar 2024 #3
The LED lights (3 strips) seem excessive & we shortened the timer on the lights. I'd like to switch to live plants but RamblingRose Mar 2024 #7
Plants are easy Hutchewon Mar 2024 #10
Also recommend floaters ...no planting necessary Dwarf water lettuce (and duckweed) has outcompeted everything GuppyGal Mar 2024 #23
Do I need to fertilize the plants or add soil to the substrate? My current substrate is pea gravel. n/t RamblingRose Mar 2024 #33
Couple questions.. CabbageAndBeans Mar 2024 #4
The tank has been set up for about 2 years & it's been a constant battle compared to my last one of 20 years RamblingRose Mar 2024 #8
Thanks for the info. CabbageAndBeans Mar 2024 #11
It may be too much light. surrealAmerican Mar 2024 #5
You need some snails. lastlib Mar 2024 #6
Can You Check ... ProfessorGAC Mar 2024 #9
Plecostomus Hotler Mar 2024 #12
When I have algae in my farm pond I use Emile Mar 2024 #13
I have so many suggestions and thoughts right now. Niagara Mar 2024 #14
Bettas should not live together FYI. Experienced fishkeepers keep female sororities but there is always a danger of GuppyGal Mar 2024 #22
They were in a separation aquarium. The same one that I used Niagara Mar 2024 #27
Sorry If I offended you by advising about bettas.JESUS FUCKING CHRIST nt GuppyGal Mar 2024 #28
Why are you so hostile? Niagara Mar 2024 #29
LOL 'ugly and unnecessary assumptions' ??? Is this for real? GuppyGal Mar 2024 #30
Two suggestions jmowreader Mar 2024 #16
Is it green algae really because that's an easy fix I got rid of all algae in all my 19 tanks.... Cyanobacteria..... GuppyGal Mar 2024 #19
It looks like there is more algae in the water than on the sides of the tank. It is very cloudy & I cleaned it just a RamblingRose Mar 2024 #20
It could be green dust algae or even green water. What's worked for me is up the water changes...do not overfeed!!! GuppyGal Mar 2024 #21
19 Tanks!!?? (I added a picture to this thread) RamblingRose Mar 2024 #32
Green killing machine kerouac2 Mar 2024 #26
Thanks to everyone for all the suggestions. I tried attaching a photo w/ this post. Green Aquarium Algae?? RamblingRose Mar 2024 #31
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