Search results for query: *

I only see that with ill fish, especially ones with skin disease. The rotting wound smell might attract them while other healthy fish are ignored. Occasionally my Oto's even chase them away while eating. But yeah, in this vid, there are more than one Oto being chased so unlikely the sick fish...

If your mix is 1.5x more concentrated and you dosed 2x then you overdosed it 3x. But that should not be a problem within 24 hrs time frame. Because it should be still less than the "regular" accumulated amount of a whole week of dosing. Liquid carbon could be it but you said you have stopped...

It's like the males are trying to mate with it. Which is odd. Normally an egg carrying female won't be interested by the males.

That's why I've reduced the water level down 5 cm from the tank's edge, found them trekking around the room too often, expensive and can't multiply in your tank. :banghead:

I have a lot of Amano shrimp. From my observation, they seem to like eating unhealthy parts of plants (and of course algae) and leave the healthy parts alone. Old mushy Vallisneria tips are their favourite. Also struggling hair grass. I have a patch of HG in a corner with high water flow...

Most info on the webs attributes unsuccessful moulting to the lack of calcium. But I doubt that. Especially if you can see calcium water line deposits in your tank. I think it's more about bacteria or toxicity. Your rotting leaves could be a source for the first. Stray mist of insecticides or...