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Hello, I was wondering if anyone could help me figure out the gender of my honey gouramis. Pictures will follow. I have a 100-liter tank with a pair of gouramis that are constantly chasing each other. What should I do?
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Loading...Hello, So I'm getting a common musk turtle soon and I finished the aquarium today with the filter etc. I just wanted to ask again when you put your turtles in the water so I don't make any mistakes because I want her to be happy :). Thank you in advance and I hope you…
Hello, I've owned a female betta fish for a few months now. She was always very active and would immediately swim to the glass as soon as she saw someone. Yesterday I did a water change. Since then, she's suddenly hidden under a rock, completely apathetically, and hasn't come forward at all. She used to…
Hey guys, today I brought a male and a female back into my female apistogramma (nijessini)'s tank. Since she had to live alone for over two months, I wanted to make her happy. Now she's been fighting with the newcomers for over three hours. Will this calm down, or did they fight to the death?…
I recently removed the rockwool from my plants, but now there are still small pieces floating around the bottom. Is that a problem? And if so, how do I get them out?
For example, fish at 6,000 meters, which I'm currently watching a video of. https://vm.tiktok.com/ZGepD4DdQ/
This might sound a bit silly, but I'd like to get a moss ball as a demo or pet 😂. Yes, I know they're actually plants and therefore don't do much, but I still wanted to ask what the water temperature is like? And is there anything else I need?
The first is definitely a male because of the long drawn back fin. At the second, the angle is not as well recognizable, but if the is as short and round as on the picture, it is probably a female. I’d put a second female in your place, because then the stess can distribute better.