The Puffer Forum

Aside from daily Exel dosing, I really like direct application. I had a beard algae issue for a little while, and although stepping up water changes and adding wisteria helped, it didn't entirely fix it. I started a water change, and when the water line was below all the affected leaves, I directly ...

Our farm was four miles outside of the town limits. I dashed out of work and called when I found out, and the tornado missed the farm. Thank God.

I was an intern in Marysville last summer...

Ah. I didn't know that was you.

Woohoo, sgtmyers!

I didn't know you were a member! What's your username?

I'm so rarely on there during the semester... Good thing I have Kannachan13 to help.

Yes, those betta pellets sound good.

Don't use freeze-dried food or flakes.

Try daphnia. It's very small.

Any live or frozen invertebrate food (assuming it's safe and is the right size) is great. I have fed bettas bloodworms, blackworms, brine shrimp, mysis shrimp, plankton, glassworms, krill, fruit flies, pinhead crickets, triops hatchlings, crushed snails (shell particles removed), and even shrimp or ...

I can't give you a full package of 20+ 2, but I can sell you some for $1 each + shipping... say, up to 10? Shipping cost will depend on your location. Also, you'll need to buy a $3 heat pack.

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More cover/hiding spots would shadow more of the tank. Many fish dislike wide-open spaces if they don't have a nice dark safe nook close by at all times, so it's important to make sure he has "safe zones" throughout the tank. In fact, fish that hide a lot frequently start spending more tim...

bertie 83 wrote:You could try some floating plants.

They're GSPs.

Thanks! I normally order from US hobbyists, but that's good to know in case I ever order internationally again.

They're already in the tank? Did you consider quarantining?