▲ 43 r/fishkeeping+2 crossposts

My fish decided he didn't like my new plants and did some re-scaping. So very helpful

u/hpmathrowaway — 10 hours ago
▲ 5 r/pleco

My male bushynose(super red) playing hard to get to my female (albino) to get in tunnel to deposit eggs (p.s i have multiple decent sized tunnels but have had 3 litters in this tunnel

u/hpmathrowaway — 2 days ago
▲ 4 r/Cichlid+1 crossposts

Help! After a couple months of subtle chasing my EBA stood up hardcore against its fellow EBA tankmate.. Is this pure aggression or can the lip locking ever be a mating behaviour?

Sorry for the "kill the cameraman" footage.. I freaked out, stopped filming and and separated them to prevent any injury.

Should i keep them separated?

Sigh my blood parrot and rainbows watching them as if it was a school yard brawl...

u/hpmathrowaway — 1 month ago
▲ 683 r/pleco+1 crossposts

Is this a baby pleco!?!?!?! I didnt think my plecos were even old enough

My tiny pinky for scale

u/hpmathrowaway — 2 months ago

My pleco has been staying in this same hidey hole in the all day and seemingly night... Here he is refusing a special delivery :( (sorry for my shakey hands)

Is he okay???

u/hpmathrowaway — 2 months ago

Is this discoloration normal for my BP - otherwise he is acting normal and eating well

u/hpmathrowaway — 3 months ago

Yesterday evening i lliterally was admiring how my fish were doing well and thriving, but i checked the thermometer and was shocked to see it was up to 94 from the normal 81. After confirming with 2 other thermometers, i immediately looked at the 2 heaters. It seems like one of them was bumped somehow and went up to a super high level. Its possible my dog stepped on it somehow, i was stupid enough to leave the temp control thingy on the ground next to the tank :(

I immediately put it to regular and put in a water change of approximately 10% with lukewarm water.

The tank returned to regular temp when i checked this AM.

My 60 gal is just a grow out tank and i will be getting a bigger one when they grow out.

I have:

2 Juvenile blood parrots -2.5 inches

1 bala shark about 5", (i got him when he was already with a single fish, he seems happy swimming with the other fishies, dont come at me please)

2 electric blue acaras, one is 1" and other is 2"

1 3.5ish super red bristol pleco.

And a variety of plants.

Right now everyone is looking okay except one of the BPs he has paled and is hiding although i did see him eat. Am i going to lose him??

Tank is (was??) cycled with all levels being appropriate.

I need advice. Is it possible i killed the good bacteria?? Is the cycle ruined???

Am i going to lose my fish(es)?

Im heartbroken and feeling guilty this somehow happened.

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u/hpmathrowaway — 3 months ago

Yesterday evening i lliterally was admiring how my fish were doing well and thriving, but i checked the thermometer and was shocked to see it was up to 94 from the normal 81. After confirming with 2 other thermometers, i immediately looked at the 2 heaters. It seems like one of them was bumped somehow and went up to a super high level. Its possible my dog stepped on it somehow, i was stupid enough to leave the temp control thingy on the ground next to the tank :(

I immediately put it to regular and put in a water change of approximately 10% with lukewarm water.

The tank returned to regular temp when i checked this AM.

My 60 gal is just a grow out tank and i will be getting a bigger one when they grow out.

I have:

2 Juvenile blood parrots -2.5 inches

1 bala shark about 5", (i got him when he was already with a single fish, he seems happy swimming with the other fishies, dont come at me please)

2 electric blue acaras, one is 1" and other is 2"

1 3.5ish super red bristol pleco.

And a variety of plants.

Right now everyone is looking okay except one of the BPs he has paled and is hiding although i did see him eat. Am i going to lose him??

Tank is (was??) cycled with all levels being appropriate.

I need advice. Is it possible i killed the good bacteria?? Is the cycle ruined???

Am i going to lose my fish(es)?

Im heartbroken and feeling guilty this somehow happened.

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u/hpmathrowaway — 3 months ago

EMERGENCY My 60 gallon freshwater tank went up to 94 degrees.

Yesterday evening i lliterally was admiring how my fish were doing well and thriving, but i checked the thermometer and was shocked to see it was up to 94 from the normal 81. After confirming with 2 other thermometers, i immediately looked at the 2 heaters. It seems like one of them was bumped somehow and went up to a super high level. Its possible my dog stepped on it somehow, i was stupid enough to leave the temp control thingy on the ground next to the tank :(

I immediately put it to regular and put in a water change of approximately 10% with lukewarm water.

The tank returned to regular temp when i checked this AM.

My 60 gal is just a grow out tank and i will be getting a bigger one when they grow out.

I have:

2 Juvenile blood parrots -2.5 inches

1 bala shark about 5", (i got him when he was already with a single fish, he seems happy swimming with the other fishies, dont come at me please)

2 electric blue acaras, one is 1" and other is 2"

1 3.5ish super red bristol pleco.

And a variety of plants.

Right now everyone is looking okay except one of the BPs he has paled and is hiding although i did see him eat. Am i going to lose him??

Tank is (was??) cycled with all levels being appropriate.

I need advice. Is it possible i killed the good bacteria?? Is the cycle ruined???

Am i going to lose my fish(es)?

Im heartbroken and feeling guilty this somehow happened.

reddit.com
u/hpmathrowaway — 3 months ago