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My tank's a mess, but Duckweed covers everything. It's like the herpes of aquarium plants. You'll never get rid of it once it's in there.

I'm not a fan of freeze dried food. I think it's rubbish, honestly. Riverra's got a point with the frozen bloodworms, though. I've had good luck with Ocean Nutrition's frozen stuff - try their frozen Tropical Quintet.

Peas are actually a mild laxative for fish, helping with digestion issues like constipation.


Why were uneaten pellets just floating around in there? You should be removing those as soon as possible, they're just going to mess up the water.

And honestly, why would he even care about the pea? It ...

Peas are actually a mild laxative for fish, helping with digestion issues like constipation.

I'm curious about your water change routine. Do you have a regular schedule for water changes? What percentage of the water do you usually change at a time? Also, what kind of water conditioner are you using to keep the water safe for Willard?

Here's some info on betta genetics, Spadetail included.

Check out these links - https://www.ingloriousbettas.com/betta-genetics-color-and-form.html,
http://www.bettaterritory.nl/BT-AABtailtypegenetics.htm,
https://www.fishlore.com/Articles/BreedingBettas.htm,
https://www.myaquariumclub.com/the ...

Hi, I'm getting a bit lost in this conversation. I think I'd trust boomer's advice on this one, he seems to have a good grasp of the situation. I've seen Colin suggest limestone and sandstone, but boomer's explained why that might not be enough.

@momisla4, I'd follow boomer's advice, he's making ...

I'm jumping into a decade-old conversation, why not, right. Fin_tank's got some action going on – Charlie's probably getting the female to release those eggs.

I knew that "loan" concept was never going to work.

I'm thinking the dark blue one might actually be a rose tail betta, given the fringed edges on his tail.

Need a better pic of his tail to be sure, though. If he is a rose tail, I'm guessing he's probably a HM too - would that be right? I've heard those guys need a bit of extra care, what with ...