u/MrRogii

Hey guys, this is a video of my licorice gourami right after i added it to the tank(thats why it looks pretry stressed), i am pretty sure it is a p.sumatranus, would you guys agree?. Also can we confirm with this video if its a male or female?, i think in the video you can see it quickly flare at its reflex in the glass and i think we can see some red in its fins in the video?, that would mean its a male. Any help will be welcome

Very cool fish, not very colorfull yet and this one is pretty young i think, people say its a very sensitive fish, its been easy for me. This one is pretty small, a bit bigger then a ember tetra

Hey guys, just wanted to show my biotoecus opercularis, one of the smallest dwarf cichlids in the hobby, i have him for like 4 days so he is not in his best colours yet. I would also like to ask if this poop that he has in the pictures is looking normal?, its the first time i see long poop like this on him, doesn't look like transparent poop so i think its good, maybe he just needs better feeding to digest everything better what you guys think?

Am i feeding too much?

A few davs ago I noticed that my ramirezi's poop were strange, with some transparent parts and alsc a bit crooked. I thought it might be an interna worm, so I treated it with Ripercol (levamisole) However, a few days later the poop are still the same, so I think it might be another type of disease I provide her with excellent food, so I don't think that's it. What types of diseases can cause this strange poop?

I have this honey gourami in my lake. I've noticed it disappearing in the last few days, staying less at the surface, and I suspected something was wrong. Today I noticed it swimming strangely, sideways, and I noticed this swelling on the left side before the anal fin. Could it be constipation? It's still eating normally and its scales are normal, but it's staying quite a bit at the bottom. I thought it might be a swim bladder problem, but I don't think the swollen area is where the swim bladder is located. What should I do? My main suspicion is constipation. My pH is 7.2-7.4, temperature 28-29 degrees Celsius, and water hardness 3-4. I feed it like twice a day but i think i might be feeding too much quantity i don't know

My haworthia has this ugly thing going on in 2 of its leaves

I recently noticed this particular male ember tetra starting to lose some of its colors, and its belly is also a bit sunken even though it's eating and being very active. My suspicion is that it has contracted callamanus worms, as I had problems with callamanus worms in another guppy tank I have, and I believe it somehow got into this aquarium. I didn't see any red worms coming out of it (typical of an advanced stage of callamanus worms), but I believe it's possibly because it's in the initial stage of a possible worm infestation. I couldn't see its poop to analyze if it's healthy or transparent, so I'm not sure. I'll post some pictures of it in comparison with the other ember tetras that are healthy and haven't shown signs of disease yet. In any case, I applied a dose of 3mg/L of Ripercol (active ingredient levadamisole) to paralyze and expel any possible worms from the fish. Unfortunately, I had to use it on the entire aquarium even though I have ramshorn snails, which could probably kill some of them since I was told levamisole affects invertebrates. Anyway, I came here to seek guidance or tips from someone who has gone through something similar.

Note that the parameters are 82-84 degrees Fahrenheit / 28-29 degrees Celsius. Regarding the pH, this is probably a point of concern. I've been using DIY CO2 with sugar and yeast, and I don't remove the diffuser overnight. I believe this causes a pH fluctuation. I don't know if this possible fluctuation could have affected the fish or lowered its immunity, but with my tests i saw that the fluctuation isn't huge, about 6.8 ph during the day and 7-7.2 at night