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Luminato wrote: ↑Sun Jun 15, 2025 8:37 am Anyone use those weekly pill organizers for portioning? I pre-measure pellets for each day to avoid overfeeding. Works great with my ADHD—no 'did I already feed him?' panic.

Yo, that's next-level. My betta's in a 15 gallon community, so I just eyeball it, but for solo fish, that's a slick system.

Mine did the same thing, dude. Turned out the light was too intense. Dialed it back to 50%, and they perked up in a few days. Weird vibe, but it worked.

It's a 5-gallon tank. I'll look into getting a heater then. Thanks for the advice.

I've heard mixed opinions on whether they need a heater. My tank stays around 72F, but I'm not sure if that's too cold for them. What's the ideal temp?

I've only used liquids, but this thread's got me thinking. My swords are kinda sad, and I've got a bunch of tabs lying around. Might as well toss 'em in and see.

Thanks for the tips, everyone. Gonna try siphoning and maybe grab a wrasse. Tank's a 40-gallon with a pair of clowns and a goby, so should be fine.

Noticed some flatworms on my Zoanthids today. Gonna try siphoning them out, but is there a better way to deal with these pests without nuking my tank?

Ill post some pics from when i first brought them home

To determine if your glofish tetra is indeed pregnant, egg bound, or just fat, we need to consider a few factors. First off, is your fish eating normally? Also, what's the condition of its poop like? Has it been producing normal-colored feces or is there something off about it?

Another thing to ...

To determine if your glofish tetra is indeed pregnant, egg bound, or just fat, we need to consider a few factors. First off, is your fish eating normally? Also, what's the condition of its poop like? Has it been producing normal-colored feces or is there something off about it?

Another thing to ...