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I know nothing about shrimp. Will they eat the java moss, or is it purely decorative? 🤔

r/povertyfinance15h ago

Hi everyone!! First off thank you all so much for taking the time to help me out. This is my first time keeping a tank, as I was gifted an empty 20 gallon, and my friend unfortunately is unable to keep his ADF as he is moving, so I volunteered to set up my tank (currently empty) and adopt his frog (plus get a friend or two for him). I have been googling a lot over the past few days, and I would reallyyyyy appreciate some clarification and advice, as keeping the critters alive, healthy, and happy

r/Aquariums1d ago

Starting up new tank! Wondering if anybody has any suggestions on good places online to get some different plants.The only thing I have around me , unfortunately is petco🙄 submitted by /u/Ok-Design-5641 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums1d ago

Help! First time tank owner. Still cycling (fishless) my tank and these grey things are everywhere today. They are fast and were crawling on the glass all day but now they are hanging out at the top of the water near this betta hammock. Again I don’t have a fish in the tank yet submitted by /u/Character-Dig-845 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

Congo Tetra enthusiasts, what colored background and substrate do you use to encourage best coloration for these guys? submitted by /u/aGoodPair [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

It is an amano that I just bought and I just noticed this weird white blotch. I’m scared it is a sickness of some sort and may infect my other amano shrimp submitted by /u/not_betta_than_you [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

Does this count as a crack? Should I be worried about him? He's brand new to the tank. submitted by /u/Griff486 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

I just passed by my freshwater tank and noticed this stringy formation on the inside glass of my tank.. I'm pretty sure it wasn't there yesterday. Wtf is this thing submitted by /u/FickleChip5657 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago
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reddit.com2d ago

Around 2cm long very thing, I only have a couple of plants which I dipped into hydrogen peroxide, is this a nematode??? What should I do? submitted by /u/ElephantEquivalent68 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

I have an empty planted quarentine tank and have gotten into the habit it of chucking bladder snails into this empty bucket when I see them. This is only 4 days of waste yall, I get the hate. submitted by /u/Atreyew [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

Hey yall - should i be worried about this snail? I genuinely know nothing about aquarium snails that potentially show up with plants (2 in water plants are in the aquarium) submitted by /u/DomSchraa [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

So I came home yesterday to this. After some quick searching, I'm pretty confident they're mystery snail eggs, but I saw a lot of things saying they shouldn't be submerged. Is it too late for these guys? Is there something I can do to help them? submitted by /u/SaltNBurnBoys [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

So some bladder snails hitch hiked into my aquarium on some plants. I only noticed 2 of them about 4 days ago and today I caught this whole ordeal going on right before a water change. Any insight? submitted by /u/azillies [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums2d ago

This is my tank. Added some more Cryptocorynes and I think it looks nice. Background is the Juwel Stone Granite. Black lava stones and the plants. Fish: Julidochromis Transcriptus, Neolamprologus Brevis and Cyprichromis Leptosoma. What do you think? submitted by /u/supcontus [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums4d ago

Picture is of all the dead snails I've found in my tank over the past 2 days. I had to temporarily quarantine 2 serpae tetra in a 5 gallon tank where I keep all my extra plants and snails. I had a colony of orange ramshorns that I was quite fond of in the quarantine tank. Over the past few days, I've found quite a lot of them dead at the bottom of the tank. I collected their remains in a small cup and moved all the living snails into a separate tank. Could the serpae be killing these sna

r/Aquariums4d ago

Do you have hard water? Buy a water hardness tester ($9 on Amazon) to check your water. That will explain a lot

r/AutoDetailing5d ago

I believe the first one is a pond snail. Second one may be a baby ramshorn snail? And my best guess for the third is a trumpet snail. Can anyone confirm these IDs and tell me if any of them are known for being trouble. Thanks submitted by /u/Cute-Bother3861 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums5d ago

Hello! So I recently bought what was labeled as a dwarf Mexican crawfish, but after a couple of molts I'm pretty sure he isn't 😅 (first pic is when I got him and the other two are today) I've got a nano tank with plants, shrimps, cories and cpds, a large crawfish would absolutely bulldoze the setup, I don't really feel like starting another tank, I guess I'm looking for confirmation he isn't a dwarf and advice on what to do, thank you! submitted by /u/_the-on

r/Aquariums5d ago

So I didn't think shrimp could be escape artists(honestly i didnt know they could go on land, yes i am dumb), but apparently these guys just LOVE to get out! I shouldve done a bit more research, but obviously I didn't do enough because now these guys are trying their hardest to get out. Yes yes my fault for not doing research, I know. My tank is specifically setup to make them happy, yet they continue to attempt to get out. My tank also does not have a lid, and Im worried they'll jus

r/Aquariums5d ago

Not sure what these dots are. There is a ton of them, and they exist on the aquarium glass and on the wood inside. I don't believe they are eggs from anything i have stocked but heres what i got: 1 x pearl gourami 7 x zebra danios 2 x panda corys (struggling to keep a school alive) 1 x mystery snail 1 x nerite snail Lots of bladder snails Lots of blue velvet shrimp Any clue as to what these dots are would be appreciated. I don't have a second tank to hide the fish in yet but I can do tha

r/Aquariums5d ago
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reddit.com5d ago

i had a yellow mystery snail who i named Piss 2 (rest in peace to the orignal Piss), and hes in my 5 gallon betta tank. i have no problems with water quality, but he is genuinely nowhere in the tank. ive moved decor around, moved the furniture in my room completely, but theres still no trace of this snail. its not like its small either, this snail was about an inch and a half in diameter. where the fuck did he disappear to???? submitted by /u/snailnerd_ [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums6d ago

I’m wondering if anyone knows where I could find 0.5 inch or bigger white pebbles that are safe for aquariums? I like the ones pictured, but cannot tell if they have a coating that makes them unsafe for an aquarium. I like the natural shape (versus circle glass beads). Just want to make sure any pebbles I use are safe for my fish! submitted by /u/Sudden-Fatigue [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums6d ago

i had just did a 80% water change before putting my shrimp in and the morning after i had noticed this in my tank and im wondering if its smth i need to worry abt or is it harmless?? its eating the little white worms but i took it out and killed it already and i just want to make sure submitted by /u/Slow-Resolve3905 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago

This lil fella found its way Into the tank. Only hoping its not an assassin snail (I dont believe it is) but im not entirely sure. Any ideas what kind of snail this is?! submitted by /u/AdSuspicious5591 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago

spotted these weird white dots on my rocks and driftwood when changing water in my tank. anyone know what they are? submitted by /u/cry_baby420 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago

Hi all, I noticed 2 things in my tank today. 1st pic shows brown and long things (not moving). I didn't notice this until this morning. Is this possibly a fish poop? Lol 2nd pic shows white (a hint of pink) bugs. I see them jumping on the water surface when light comes on, then disappear after a bit then come back the next day. Anyone know what these are? I just want to make sure these are not harmful to my fishes. Thanks in advance! Fishes I have 1 female betta 8 neon tetra 6 corydoras 2 ot

r/Aquariums7d ago

There's a weird bubble(?) near my lemon tetra's gill? Wtf is it? I was on vacation for 10 days and now this is here. Just did a 75% water change. I can share paramters later. I have to head to the aquarium store to get a new test kit. submitted by /u/Bewitched92 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago

Got some plants from my lfs, and had these snails on, which I found the day after getting them. They've got a cone shaped shell, are green with yellow dots. What are they, how can I get rid of them if they harm bettas/harlequin rasboras? Completely new tank, 72L, no fish in it, I'm just cycling it submitted by /u/lilac-crochet0o0 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago

I counted 10 tiny snails in my 29 gallon today. Must've snuck in on a plant. Although, I haven't introduced anything new in weeks; possibly 2 months. I'll probably let them be for now. What do you all do with uninvited tank critters? submitted by /u/Griff486 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums7d ago
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reddit.com7d ago

I’m on day 5 of a dark start (lights are just on temporarily for this picture). My driftwood is appearing to have a little bit of growth on it and I’m trying to determine if this is just biofilm or some type of algae growth. Although I’m not turning the aquarium lights on, the room does get some ambient light as it’s a home office (no direct sunlight though). I filled the tank 5 days ago, added the recommended dose of Fritz Zyme 7 bacteria, and turned the filter on. Any ideas on if this is algae

r/Aquariums8d ago

Talked to the seller, and they did not know. 4 were previously owned but only 1 survived. submitted by /u/TRhammerhead [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

Is this a baby fish?!?!? This is a shrimp and snail only tank. submitted by /u/bacopafriend32 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

My tank is finally cycled and I’m looking for a place to buy shrimp. Let me know your recommendations. submitted by /u/Pretty_Ideal4307 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

I saw this thing crawling on some driftwood in my tank. I'm thinking it's some sort of isopod? Any ideas? submitted by /u/GVIrish [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

Is this just biofilm in my axolotl tank or somthing else? Its forming these odd bubbles that i havent seen before. The tank always had some biofilm but this problem only started after i removed like 50% of my floating plants because they had formed a white mold. The next day a bacteria bloom had started and now this on day 3. Im about to hit reset on all the floaters and clean this mess up. Any advice helps submitted by /u/theycmetr0llin [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

Im sure this gets ask all the time, but my son has a pond and catches these kind of shrimp for his tank and his friends. We always thought they were ghost shrimp, but now we have no idea, TBH. Could anyone help identity, please. submitted by /u/TuxMcCloud [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

I put driftwood in this aquarium like 3 weeks ago. I've never had driftwood before and I've heard it gets biofilm on it. Is that all this is, or is it something bad? submitted by /u/theoriginaltrashboat [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

Hi! Above is my shrimp tank a few months ago. I recently acquired a larger tank and I decided to give my shrimps a fresh start and a larger home. I’ve had problems with various pests, like hydra and some parasite that has killed all but one of my adults, leaving only one adult and 6 shrimplets. I tried very hard to help get rid of the pest, but sadly many shrimp died. I haven’t seen new deaths in a while nor have I seen the parasite, but I still want to be cautious. My goal is to move the wood,

r/Aquariums8d ago

Does anyone know which of these aquarium will be better at night time in a bedroom with low noise such as which ones filter is quite at night? submitted by /u/AdChemical7761 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

Came out of a plant I bought at a store, should have dipped it in bleach... submitted by /u/gargling_panda [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums8d ago

I noticed he was just sitting on the edge of the tank near the glass, which usually he moves around a bunch. He was doing fine this morning when I left but he’s just not acting like he usually does, plus he’s moving really rigid and is sorta curling himself up. He is moving slowly but overall looks like there is something off. Usually he stays fully out of his shell but I can barely see his body. Is everything okay? My water parameters are good, and I do routine water changes. submitted by

r/Aquariums10d ago

Still messing with my light settings to deal with the algae but pretty happy so far. WCMM and shrimp are loving it. submitted by /u/Wayne_Montgomery [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums10d ago

Started tank with a cycled sponge from LFS, ran it for 2 weeks watching for nitrates to start appearing. Bought 8 lemon tetras who’ve happily been in tank for 2 weeks now but I noticed this one little guy developing a white spot near his head and it’s worrying me. So far he’s the only one and it’s not covering his whole body. submitted by /u/acarmine [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums10d ago
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reddit.com10d ago

It looks like a super tiny black dot. Is this mite? submitted by /u/hatebug88 [link] [comments]

r/pestcontrol11d ago

the repens is lowkey carrying the tank rn,,,, any ideas? ik i should get some floaters. just dont know what kind would look nice. also want some bushy tall ones for the back but lost as to what kinds i should get. submitted by /u/inkdrinker420 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums11d ago

Setting up for my first betta fish, I do have a heater and light on the way! submitted by /u/No-Huckleberry-4725 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums11d ago

Setting up for my first betta fish, I do have a heater and light on the way! submitted by /u/No-Huckleberry-4725 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums11d ago

I’m on week 5 of a new tank and a bunch of these little creatures have appeared! What I first believed to be mystery snail eggs are egg masses from these guys instead. I think they may be some sort of copepod, but I don’t have a microscope to check? Anyone have any ideas? Sorry it’s so blurry; they’re a bit grayish when larger, and tend to stick near the substrate. submitted by /u/newravel [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums13d ago

Relatively new fish-keeper here! Got some Frogbit and the roots are covered in this brown algae. I’m seeing mixed ideas on what it could be online. How can I remove it? The rest of the tank is spotless thanks to my shrimp and snails. Also, my Frogbit seems to be yellowing in some areas and the leaves are all staying around a smaller size. I have a lid on the tank to prevent any jumping fish and to prevent quick water depletion. I know condensation dripping onto the leaves can cause some yellowin

r/Aquariums13d ago

Haters unite haha. Last time I bred them it was quite controversial. Its apparently impossible in general, more impossible to have multiple. Well here they are. Little wiggly oto's. I count 3 so far, will be on the lookout for more. submitted by /u/Additional_Run5884 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums13d ago

So I met someone on Facebook to purchase some items for an aquarium. I currently have about six fully functioning tanks, but when I got there, the guy had a giant fish room. He had torn down and was getting rid of much more than I originally thought. If someone can identify the parts in the pictures so I know what they’re called because he told me there was a set up for a 55 gallon sump and a 40 gallon sump and I’ve never used the sump so I’m unfamiliar with these pieces and a couple others. The

r/Aquariums13d ago

the cherry shrimp has had that for months and is active so I didn’t think anything of it but the blue velvet just started having this submitted by /u/EnvironmentalYam7860 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums13d ago

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r/gardening13d ago

Does anyone wants any wood soup? 🤣 seriously questioning why it takes so long to boil driftwood, I understand about possible parasites and stuff to the tanks but if anyone has a specific scientific reason why it takes super long I’d love to read it, or discuss easier ways to prepare wood for tanks I’m still a beginner at fish tanks so anything is appreciated submitted by /u/ROgu3Bunny [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums14d ago

It was wriggling a ton before this! I have been trying to deworm my pea puffers. Is this thing the parasite that came out? submitted by /u/ThinDistribution2291 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums14d ago

Cladophora algae help! So someone helped me identify it as cladophora algae, which I agreed. After spending the day looking through the internet, etc etc it seems like most of the time people have been defeated or fighting a battle that's still going?! Has anyone health with this algae and had success defeating it 100?%% :'( submitted by /u/Specialist_Gap_605 [link] [comments]

r/Aquariums14d ago

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