15 gallon tank with 3 female molly’s, 5 Colombian tetras, and 2 amano shrimp. I thought about getting 3-4 oto’s to act as my clean up crew to control this brown algae. Would this current setup be able to support them?
45 year old male, had a colonoscopy 3 days ago. What would you make of this?
Diagnosis
A. Colon, cecum, biopsy:
- Active colitis (see comment).
B. Colon, ascending, biopsy:
- Active colitis (see comment).
Frankie K Smith, MD
(Electronic Signature)
Verified: 07/03/26 09:23
The Pathology Center 8303 Dodge Street Omaha NE 68114-4108
Comment
Sections of both biopsies are similar showing cryptitis and rare crypt abscesses. Definite features of chronicity
are not identified. The differential includes infection, medication effect, bowel preparation artifact, and early
inflammatory bowel disease.
Clinical History
Screening.
Specimen
A Cecal biopsy
B Ascending Colon inflammation bx
Gross Description
case order.
Received in formalin are 2 specimen containers both labeled with the patient's name matching the assigned
Part A is labeled "cecal biopsy" and consists of a 0.2 cm fragment of tan mucosa which is filtered and
submitted in A1.
Part B is labeled "ascending colon inflammation biopsy" and consists of four 0.1 to 0.2 cm fragments of tan
mucosa which are filtered and submitted in B1.
I’m a 45 year old male who started growing his hair out 2 years ago on a challenge from my daughter. I have very thick, wavy, course, shoulder length hair. I spent my entire professional career getting a 1.5 clipper cut every other week from a small town barber. I have no clue how to take care of this glorious mane of mine. Looking for any suggestions for a proper hair stylist that specializes in men with long hair.
I’ve been cycling this tank for 2 weeks. Added 3/4 oz. a day of Stability for the first 7 days. Sponge filter is the only filtration I currently have. Algae has started to bloom like crazy and the rocks, plants, and filter are covered in what looks like brown powder. I’m going to get a test kit later today, so I don’t know what my water parameters are currently reading.
I know this gets asked a ton, but should I do a 10%-20% water change or just continue to let it run its course? Also, I thought about adding a small HOB filter. I like the idea of being able to add carbon and some poly as I’ve had good luck with those in the past. Thoughts?
TIA! Just graduated from a 6 gallon to this and I’m learning as I go and this group has been great!
Edited to add: also have a heater set at 75°F