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I have a pair a Pelivachromis I am trying to breed. They have a pair of gobies, pair of Nannachromis Tranvestis, and pair a Zebra Danios in the tank with them. It's a 33 long. The Pelvic's are kings of the tank, but I am I better of taking all the company out of the tank. This way they won't be...
Mcmasteri has developed a foggy and slightly swollen eye. Seems from the threads that this fish may be susceptible to this. Is there a treatment to use ?
I also just got over a mild case of Ick as well, but not noticed on this fish.
Okay, well then. I am going to respond to myself. Went out and got Black Worms tonight. It seemed like an immediate reaction. Right after their first feast of live food, the male is now showing his top fin, and going after her a little bit. Just to keep you posted....
Thanks for your response. Could not confirm the age. I have to assume they are a bit past juvenile based on their size. I have only had them few weeks in a 33 long. They don't get any live food. Are black worms okay to feed ?. I use B.Shrimp spirolina.
frozen blood worms, Daphina, Mysis. Live...
Female seems to want to mate. Continues to shake/flash the very uninterested male.
Tried to wake him uo a bit with the mirror idea, seems he is a bit afraid of himself. When I had the temp. up at 84 to fight ick, they were both a bit more active. Any suggestions beside viagra and Barry White...
Thanks, guess I may have never noticed them before. I was using jewlers glasses so everything was magnified pretty good.
I appreciate your responses. It is just that the white specs are randomly distributed, visible on all wood pieces, in even increments.
Kind of like the very beginning of snow...
Started treating my west african tank for Ick. Raised the temp to 81 (so far) treated tank with Metronidazole and did a little gravel vacuum. I think I am seeing white specs, possible moving on the drift wood. Am I "bugging" or is it possible to see the Ick on the wood ?
Just bought a 33 long (cool tank, 48" long). Want to set up for a pair of Pelvichromis and a pair of nannochromis. Is there a particular type of gravel that is used. Is there one that helps to keep the PH low ?
Any other important details anyone can share ?
Thanks !