I’ve got flake, bloodworms, cow heart, and frozen bloodworms and brineshrimp. If i cut them up real well or cheese grate them will the little freeswimming angel fish survive. Hurry with answers they are due very soon!!! : )
I’ve got flake, bloodworms, cow heart, and frozen bloodworms and brineshrimp. If i cut them up real well or cheese grate them will the little freeswimming angel fish survive. Hurry with answers they are due very soon!!! : )
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Tagged angel fish, ant, brine, brine shrimp eggs, brineshrimp, cheese, cow, cow heart, flake, frozen bloodworms, grate, Heart, hurry, shrimp, substitute
3 1/2 yr old Tiger Oscar, 8″ from tip to tip, living alone in 40 gal tank. Water slightly acidic and hard. Partial water changes done about 6gal every two weeks. Undergravel filter w/ powerhead and Aquaclear 300 outside filter. Fed Hikari brand Oscar tablets, occasional frozen bloodworms and frozen brine shrimp. He gets live feeder goldfish every now and then, but only after they’ve been quarantined for at least a week.
Recently Oscar has developed symmetric pock marks about the size of a BB and grayish-white in color about 1/16 ” apart around his whole jaw (from one side of face to other.) Doesn’t seem to be in any discomfort, and he eats well, but the marks resemble the “hole in the head disease” from the ’80′s. But I believe that was parasitic and was generally one lesion only.
Does anyone think I should be concerned?
BTW…I’ve had freshwater tropicals all my life; have successfully bred angels and have kept many happy, healthy discus; so I’m not a noob.
Detail…now I’m kicking myself for not Googling ‘hole in the head disease’, but it was just a wild stab; I didn’t think it happened anymore. But that’s almost certainly what he has after seeing the pictures. Damn I hope I can save him.
If you return here, please tell me what you can about the carbon affect…I rinse it occasionally but change it even more less. Thanks.
Thanks Copperhead. 11 points ASAP.
Edit 2: That comment about the carbon should have read “less often,” but apparently you can’t fix additional details once you hit submit.
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Tagged aquaclear 300, feeder goldfish, filter, frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, gal, gal tank, goldfish, Hikari, old tiger, oscar, oscar 8, Partial, partial water changes, pock, pock marks, powerhead, tank, tank water, tiger, tiger oscar, tip, Undergravel, water, Whitish-gray
I’ve had my Siamese Fighter for nearly a week, and for the first few days he was fine and pretty active (was feeding him on dry flakes). Over the weekend I’ve fed him on frozen bloodworms and frozen brine shrimp (he’s also had a tiny amount of crushed peas. He loved the peas and the worms (not the shrimp though). Now though – he’s hiding all the time at the bottom/rear of the tank – what have I done wrong – what’s happening to him. Please help, as I’m a total novice @ this. Thanks guys.
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Tagged amount, brine, Fighter, fighting, fine, first few days, fish, frozen bloodworms, frozen brine shrimp, novice, shrimp, Siamese, siamese fighter, siamese fighting fish, tank, week, weekend, Worms