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Lovely betta, isn't he. No idea what type though. I've been wondering, is there an app for fish identification similar to Merlin for birds. You know, take a photo and it tells you what you're looking at. Would be super helpful for all us fish enthusiasts.

I've been adding Bacter AE to my tanks a couple of times a week - my shrimp-only tank and two other tanks with shrimp. It's a hit with my shrimp, and even the fry go crazy for it.

Glad to hear you're doing better, FishQueen.

It's like when you have a litter of kittens or puppies, there's usually one that stands out. This little guy must have had something going for him to be the only one to make it. Now, I'm curious - what made the difference? Was it something with the water parameters, or maybe the breeding process ...

I'm curious about what sets this little guy apart, making him the sole survivor from a large brood. Being the offspring of gold sailfin Mollies, there must be something unique about him.

WildFins wrote: ↑Sat Feb 15, 2025 10:43 pm I'm considering getting a betta from eBay. Has anyone had any experience with buying fish that way?

I've only ever come across negative experiences with fish bought off eBay, to be honest.

I've had some good luck with shipped fish. Dan's Fish has been great for me, but Aqua Huna has been a mixed bag. I ordered 20 neocaridina and 6 yellow tiger endlers from Aquatic Arts, and all of them arrived alive - they're still going strong 5 weeks later.

Just found an awesome video on YouTube of Psuedotropheus Acei in the wild - the Itungi or Ngara type, to be specific. At 1:50, there's this huge school of Acei that's just mind-blowing. The way they behave is insane - never seen anything like the nests those Lethrinops build, absolutely crazy ...

I've been having a tough time keeping my mystery snail shells looking healthy, and I was wondering if anyone else has had this issue. I've had success with shrimp and nerites, but these snails are a bit more challenging for me. What methods or products do you guys use to keep your mystery snail ...

My gut told me to limit the light to a quarter of the tank, and it seems that was a good call for once.