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Thank you, that made me smile. How is stumpy doing?

Arrrrgggghhhh.... came home to find one of my females died :frown: Nitrates and Ammonia both 0 It could have been end of life since they don't live long. She was one of the big ones Down to 5 and no babies yet... although one male looks a bit chubbier. He was hooking up with a female this...

I looked up the meds for when I had the big ponies... may be outdated but recommended meds for infections were Triple sulfa, Neomycin, Furan 2 and Diamox (Diamox was hard to get but used for bubble). Said Neomycin and Furan 2 can be used together. I don't know if you have any of those on hand...

Thank you, that was what I was thinking of doing and understand why now. My red grows really fast so I think I will remove the pink one. Do you think I should trim off the white on the blue or leave it? There is blue under the white. No bristle worms in tank :)

My Red Graciliaria and Blue Ochtodes were doing fantastic in my 20 gallon AIO tank until I dosed with Parzipro for my fish, now the red pinked up and collected bubbles on leaves and the Blues got whiteish. Interesting thing is it didn't bother my Green Ogo and the other Red Graciliaria at all...

Wow! That looks absolutely fantastic!! Looking forward to seeing it progress

:congratulatory: Humm.... chiller that was mentioned didn't need in previous post.... :rolleyes2: I keep my house at 70 in winter and 75 in summer for my tanks as much as for me

How are you able to keep it below 70 in the summer? When I had my tank, I added frozen water bottles until I got a fan for over my fuge.

Okay, I'll have to defer to you as a Jersey shore person and local ponies about the chiller. :) I had my 2 captive bred Erectus in this 20 gallon with fuge. I cleaned my mysis before feeding, didn't overfeed, had great clean up crew, did regular water changes but I had a constant battle with...

The pod suggested is Tigriopus. Also, the ponies will eat adult gut loaded brine shrimp but the babies need new hatched.

Hi trio, I was typing this out and didn't see that place was made in FOWLR. Can you please move it over for me?

Okay, just reading this and needed to share. A 20 gallon tank is not good for either regular seahorses or dwarf. Too small for the regulars and too big for the dwarfs. Regular seahorses are very dirty and it is hard to keep a 20 gallon healthy for them. I had 2 erectus in 20 gallon with 10...

Okay, so I touched it today and it feels hard but not hard lol I think I was feeling the rock under it. I looked up plating sponge and it will be cool if that is what it is ;)

Does anybody have any idea what this is? It's about the size of a quarter, growing on a small piece of rock and looks like thin leather with a lip. A hermit crawled across it and nothing changed with it. I hadn't added anything new to my tank in a while but recently started feeding my pink...

Exactly my point to the seller!! He said there will always be some in each hatch but suggested I decap myself for better control. Made no sense. Looking around, some fish or shrimo will eat but only medication to kill is Panacur but will kill other things too. Many say they will just go...

I asked for a refund since it said "satisfaction guaranteed" to which he said he has a lot of happy customers but didn't say it was being applied... Just noticed there is another one on right side of picture

Oh man, that stinks! Reading and searching, there are apparently many different kinds of hydroid. Still looking for treatments and options. It seems Panacure works but don't want to use it unless last resort. I luckily was able to pluck the boogers out.

Yes, I actually found them yesterday. Thank you

That is pretty cool looking actually

They are sneaky when you try to grab with tweezers. They were new hatch so didn't attach to anything yet but would jump and swim away... quick little boogers. I read that sometimes they will just disappear and others that say they saw certain fish or peppermint shrimp eating. What brand was it...