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Hi,a couple months ago,i bough three guppies.1 male and two females.My betta fish attacked the male fiercely,then one of the females.but i rescued the other two females while alive and put them in a bowl.the female that had been atacked was dead the next day and the other one looked normal.i took the dead one out of the bowl and changed the water.after that,my only survivor started acting strange.whenever i got close to the bowl,lay on the bottom of the bowl with her belly up.then she would try to swim again,but it looked like her tail was paralized and she would swim like she was standing like a human.and sometimes she would swim on her sides.like if she were laying on her side but swimming.she is normal now and i returned her to the tank.but i couldn't find any explanation online and i would like to know aif anyone has any clue about what happened to her? when she was like that,i put a little bit of salt in the bowl and it seemed to cure her from whatever she had.

Ok, so im new to fish and i am starting off with a simple fish tank in my dorm so later on in life i can work up to salt water. So ive set up my tank and have had it been "cycling" for about 2 weeks now. Ive put the anti chlorine stuff in the water and the water is clear of chlorine. When i took my water to Petco to have it checked, the guy said that i had low bacteria growth and recommended STRESS ZYME. So I used stress zyme and then my water became cloudy. This is normal i heard. Now i have these white "cotton ball" like growths on my fake tree in the aquarium. Now my question is 1.) what are these white growths in the tank, and 2.) Are these growths good or bad for the tank. and 3.) should i remove these "cotton balls" from the tank? the growth looks like a fuzz, i can compare the growth to a white cotton ball, but less dense then a cotton ball. The fuzz is white, and not any other color. Suggestions?

It's actually a frog tank :-) I have two African Dwarf Frogs in a 5 Gallon tank and I'm a little confused on what to do. I was under the impression I only needed to change 10-25% of the water once a month while vacuuming the gravel. How do I know how much water is appropriate to change? Do I change or just clean the filter carbon at this time? Do I only clean the filter media when needed? Or does it depend on the bioload? Clean the protein skimmer (what is this because I don't think I have one) Clean the outside of aquarium, removing salt and calcium deposits, dust, and dirt. Rinse any tank decorations that suffer from excess algae. I have Seachem Stability it says to add some with every water change is this correct? Should I change the water sooner than every 4 weeks there are tiny bubbles forming at the top of my aquarium is this normal and the water seems to be evaporating. RockstarMonday - Really I had no idea articles I read said it could be done once a month and I remember my brother having one and only doing it once a month. Aquella BSL=BS - Thanks, this 5 gallon tank is like a palace compared to what they had (Brookstone Death-O-Sphere). The info out there is very misleading as to what size is appropriate for them I've read recommendations as little as 1 gallon per frog. I set the tank up on January 20th and added the frogs on the 29th. I didn't cycle the tank the traditional way by using ammonia I used Seachem Stability water conditioner and Tap Water Conditioner. Seachem Stability said fish and other aquatic species may be introduced at any time as long as dosage is maintained for 7 days because the bacteria should be able to find a suitable home within 24 hours. Should I wait 4 weeks to change the water out or start changing the water every week?

It was catched today in salted water. Is it edible? What is the name of this fish? see the pics below http://heylog.com/mafoldo/30392 and http://heylog.com/mafoldo/30367

Is it OK to put 2 clown fish in one six gallon salt water tank? I have one clown (false percula) in there now, and (s)he is super happy. There is 7.5-8 pounds of live rock in the tank for filtration. It's a fluval edge, so, the tank is close to 18" long... There is plenty of swimming room in there (for him anyway). He is currently about 1.5-2" in size.

Hey, I have a goldfish question. I have a 12 gallon aquarium set up at home. I added some fertilizer + gravel on the floor with 3 aquatic plants and some decorations. The plants seemed a bit roomy, so I assumed that even with a hanging filter, the total swimming space for my fish would be 10 gallons only. I recently bought 1 red cap goldfish for the aquarium. I think he's near full size because he's quite round/fat and is at least 6-7 inches long. The pet shop guy gave me a free sucker fish who is about 2 inches only, it's really tiny. He said the sucker fish would keep my algae levels in check. Anyway, I was wondering, is my tank full now? I read somewhere goldfish need at least 10 gallons of water. But the fish I see in pet shops are crowded in tanks (yet they don't die?)... so I was wondering, can I put more fish in with my goldfish? And if yes, what kind? Also, a few more questions: - Is it true that my goldfish needs a cool temperature of water? - Do I need to add salt to the water? If yes, how much? - Would my fish die of boredom if left alone in his tank? He seems to just ignore the sucker fish, and the sucker fish does the same to him. I'm just wondering if he's lonely. All goldfish I see in shops are kept with one another. Wow thanks for the advice you guys... though the responses were conflicting as well... I guess I won't add new fish. Oh and by the way: - What's the most humane way to "remove" the sucker fish? - I called the store and they said I can get store credit for my fish if I choose to return it. So what fishes would be good for keeping in a 12 gallon tank? I can heat the water if the new fish require it. Thanks.