u/moonimoosh

I broke a nail and tried to super glue it back on. Instead, I superglued my hands and pants. The super glue has left a weirdly shaped stain near the opening of the pants.

I'm an amateur at embroidery and struggling to think of simple ideas of what to put there without doing something too far out of my skill set.

Also, is it better to cut out the super glue, then embroider? or make a patch and sew it over?

I also want some advice on another pair of pants I'm working on I repaired a big rip under my pocket and want to add something to it. I was going to do small flowers until I realized it will look like I have flowers shooting from my butt.

Please ignore my stick and pokes and twig arms. I have a lot of SH scars. I've always wanted sleeves on both my arms. I understand tattooing scars can be difficult, and almost my entire arms are scarred, which I assume would make things much harder. I've had my arms lasered to help flatten the scars most are relatively flat now.

My questions are?

- Can my arms be tattooed without it turning out terrible? (I understand that tattoo's on my arms will never look as good as on unscarred skin)

- What styles are best for tattooing on scars?

- is there any types of designs I should avoid (e.g. is more detailed stuff more likely to fade worse on scars as opposed to undamaged skin)

- How to vet if an artist is skilled enough to tattoo my arms?

I was tidying and found the would of my upper teeth. I'm curious why my molars look the way they do. I have one dentist describe them as cauliflower teeth. Looking at images, molars don't usually look like popcorn.

Why do they look like this? Is there a name for it? What causes it?

It really doesn't matter I'm just curious.

I was stupid and didn't quarantine my new corydora. 1 of the new Cory's has been very lethargic the past 2 days. It hasn't moved much and is very faded and appears to be bloated. Today, I noticed some white spots on its side.

I intend to do a general parasite treatment for everyone. If this is true ich, I will need to address this first. I have seen one of the other Cory's do some rubbing/flicking up against things.

I want to confirm this is ich as it seems weird it's not on the fins as that is usually the first place to be effected. This makes me think it may be stress ich.

I have not seen any Cory's be picked on.

However, the day after they were put in, I noticed the cory pictured did have a piece missing of its fin. I have no doubts it was the swordtail (she's an asshole who I am trying to get rid of). The swordtail was very interested in the Cory's when they were first put in, but she has no interest in them now.

Tank parameters (just in case relevant)

Temp: 26 degrees Celsius

Ammonia: 0

Nitrite: 0

Nitrate: 5

Phosphate: 1 (I but in phosgaurd yesterday's so it should hopefully lower)

I recerly got 10 similis / Smudge Spot corydora's. My kuhli's have been very reluctant to come out of their hidy holes since. Usually, they come out whenever it's feeding time, even if it's during the day and lights are still on. I've still seen them, but only a couple at a time, and they won't come in the open.

I imagine they are just adjusting to there being new bottom dwellers. Is this normal? How long should it take for them to get used to their being corydora's

My tank is 750 litres and almost 2 meters long, so there is more than enough space for them both.

Tank pic included for any recommendations of what I could add to make them happier and more confident to come back out.

I have black sand that will be added, but I'm holding off adding it as I have a blue-green algae problem I'm working on getting rid of. It's much easier to keep track of the algae with the light substrate that's in there.

I'm curious as to what specific species they are. I've got about 15 kuhlis but have selected some photos of the ones who either represent the majority patternwise or have quite different patterns.

Purchased in 3 lots, the leopards are the youngest, not all of the "normal" kuhli's are same age so keep in mind some of that size difference is some are still babies.

The 7 oldest either look similar to ROA, Jack Jack, or the one on the right in picture 11.

Squiggles is a weird one. No one else looks like him, and his base color is noticeably much lighter. His markings are also odd he has almost no banding.

The 4 middle group is mostly different, 2 look like 'i', then there's unamed 3 and 1

The youngest are all the same as unamed 2

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I'm curious as to what specific species they are. I've got about 15 kuhlis but have selected some photos of the ones who either represent the majority patternwise or have quite different patterns.

I'm particularly interested in squiggles as his base color is mostly white and nowhere near as yellow as the others. He also has interesting markings on top and very little distinct banding.

Unamed 2 is definitely a leopard kuhli

After months of planning and waiting for it to cycle, my 750 liter is finally complete... sort off. I need to mess around with the 2 pieces of driftwood on the right, as I don't like how they are looking. I also need to add more seiryu stone.

I've upgraded my school of Harlequin rasbora from 9 to 20 it is surreal seeing them school in a group that size.

I plan to add 3 to 5 more red lizard whiptails, maybe some more kuhli loaches, and for my center peice fish, some pearl gourami's.

I am very proud of the left side of the tank. The other end still needs some work, lol.