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My dwarf yellow angel is behaving strangly. It's nose is pointed upward from 45 degrees to straight up. It's tail is fanning the sand. It seems to be struggling with staying up and fighting to not sink to the bottom. Breathing is a little rapid.

It's body is about 2.5" long. The antenae are impressive at 4-5" long.

My Coral Banded Shrimp is shed skin twice in 5-6 weeks. Am I overfeeding or what?????

I bought some of the Home Depot tropical playsand that was too fine to use. It was almost like powdered sugar. Be cautious.

Very nice. Try a pseudochromis.

I was not sure what to do, so I netted most of it out.:thinking:

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I added a CBS last week. He has been mellow so far. Have you seen your's shed the shell yet? It is really cool. They shed everything, including antennae in one piece. I thought I had two CBS for a few minutes.

All damsels are evil. I have a yellow dwarf angel. Very friendly, although shy at first. I would not put it in with a damsel.

How much wampum?

I have 2 different test kits from different manufacturers already.

Kill me now and get it over with. I have been having NH3 issues for about 8 months. I began with no patience and loaded the tank too quickly. I have, for about 5 months, dropped down to one tiny clown and a small dwarf yellow angel, plus a crab & some snails. The good news is that nothing...

1.-All 4 valves open? 2.-Intake tube/outlet tube correct? 3.-Filter clean? 4.-Grit in motor impeller/bearing area?

One way to limit the territorial behavior of the YT is to rearrange the LR. This may fool him into thinking he is in a new home.

You might need to adjust the waterflow down with a small ball valve. This would put the water level lower where the foam starts to form, thus allowing only dry foam up the tube.

I know your frustration. I have been fighting mine at .25PPM for about 4 months. Ive done everything, but recently decided to make no further changes for 8 weeks and see what hapens. Down to 2 small fish, 10 snails and Mr. Crab.

My skimmer (old skimmer) was making funny noises one night. I got out of bed to investigate in the dark. I wiggled the pressure side tube and it just fell apart. I was standing [hr] , reaching around the tank trying to keep the tube semi-plugged and yelling at my sleeping wife to shut off...

If you are certain that the NH3 is at zero go very slowly with introduction of your bio load. It is still basically a new tank. Try starting with something hardy. Check chemistry for the first 6 months. Then when you have made the decision as to what to do ---go slower. It saves on the...

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