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Iliveinazoo wrote:

fesoj_92 wrote:3 days of black did not work for me, and i tired it 4 times...

You have to block out all ambient light so that means wrapping your tank in black bin bags or the like.

i did
it helpt but did not remove all cyano,...

3 days of black did not work for me, and i tired it 4 times...

Follow the directions exactly. Did you remove all you could by hand before treating? Be sure to do the recommended water changes. You may have to treat twice. Yeah, this chemical is not for treating cyano but for treating "all" bacterial decisess so there were no real instructions, just g...

Tnx! There are alot of snails, but the most of them is to big for my dwarfpuffer, but i guess that if you put alot of snails and some food in a big jar there will be some snail babies. Writing this makes me wonder if it's not more convinient to just go to a pet store and ask for some unwanted snails...

Oh, yet another qustion, how do i know when the cyano is dead? ^^

Hi, i was just wondering if i could feed my puffer (dwarf puffer) smal land snails?
I don't have any "water" snails at the moment and my back yard is filld with land snails.
(sorry for my bad spelling)
// Josef, Sweden.

tnx!
i have now begun the treetment and i realy hope that it will do the job.
Thanx for the help!

Hi, i have a tank that is filled with cyano-bacteries and i have been givin the tip to use somtihing called generaltonic to wipe the cyano away.
Could this harm my dwarf puffer in any way?
(sorry for my bad english)
// Josef

Hi, (im sorry for my bad spelling)
I was just wondering what the difference is between these species, if they are not all the same with just diffrent names

Tetraodon travancorius
and
Carinotetraodon travancoricus

witch one is the most common?

tnx!
(and once again, sorry for my spelling!)