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I have worked with Fresh Water fish for a while now and both my husband and I have cycled a tank while a fish was in the tank & so I know how risky it is, I would ask before I'd ever do anyways.. I am patient.. it's just hard! We are using API Aquarium Pharmaceuticals (Chemical droppers)

So I have a 30 gallon tank & I want to have 2 clown fish & 2 other little fish & I want to also have a Dwarf Coral Beauty in there. I have done a little research about Coral Beautys and according to what I read, It is best to purchase them & put them into your tank last because of their...

So, I want to have 2 clown fish & about 3 other little fish in my 30 gallon tank.. If I have a filter going, a water pump (for water current) & 2 bubblers stones, will that be enough oxygen for that many fish or will I want to increase the bubbles to make sure all the fish get plenty of oxygen...

If we were to buy a product to get rid of Ammonia could we purchase a clown and help the process move a lot quicker or should I continue to try and be patient through this cycle?

I have a 30 gallon tank that I have been trying to cycle for some time now. I bought the live sand (The live sand you get in a bag that is left on the pet store shelf) & thought that this may speed up the cycling process as I know there is live bacteria in it. But my husband and I have had this...

So what your saying is: I can have 1 Black Percula & one regular Percula in the same tank right? Or is that not a good idea? Thank you for all of your insight guys!

So regular Percula fish & Black Percula fish can not be in the same tank as each other. Like 1 Regular Percula & 1 Black Percula?

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Thank you so very much for your information guys and Thank you a whole ton Bang! The live sand I have is the kind you get off the shelf at the pet store, so do I have to stir that up off and on then or with each water change or is it just like the other live sand with the worms in all in it...

Sounds & looks like this is a result of poor water quality. I have raised Goldfish before and this sounds like Swimmers Bladder but Make sure and check your Nitrate and Nitrite levels because some fish can get poisoned with to high of levels. When our gold fish got swimmers bladder we fed them 2...

Okay, So first of all I want to mention to everyone that this is my first time taking care of Percula Clown fish and I am still yet to put up the tank, but I have a few questions for those who know a lot about Clown fish. 1. I have a fresh water tank with Goldfish in & when ever I clean the tank...