Hi, it would be in the short term, (but an Adult bn would be better in your larger tank (just my opinion)) until your L471 heals
Good luck with spot.

Sorry to hear about Spot and yes it does look like a rasping mark from another plec, keep the water clean and it should eventually heal, Obviously if you could separate them that would be ideal, as it's happened once it will happen again, I would also recommend you get a heater guard as plecs will ...

Jools wrote: ↑10 Dec 2021, 13:29 Hi

You go to the species, then click on add species (near the species name header) and then add it to whichever Aquarium - hopefully this is what you were trying to do?

Cheers,

Jools

Thanks Jools, all sorted.

I don't seem to be able to add my new fish to "My Fish" I have added my Tank to "My Aquaria" but when I try to add the species the list of my fish appears but I can't seem to find away of adding new ones?
Thanks
Chris

Great news, well done Alex.

Congratulations, worth the wait. lets hope there's more to come.

For sale is a slate breeding cave, I have made some of these for my adult L239 The Internal Dimensions are approx. 10.0cm deep x 4cm wide x 3cm high and the slate is approx 4mm thick. Made from re-claimed slate, cleaned and assembled using aquarium safe silicone sealant, and all edges smoothed off ...

Thanks Jools that has sorted the issue

Hi and thanks Jools, No that is the new image, but when I go to my fish it's still the old image.

I can delete an old image of my L239 in my Fish, but when I select a new file(image) of the fish and select Save and publish the old image re appears and not the new one, any ideas?

DSC08402.JPG For sale is a slate breeding cave, I have made some of these for my adult L200 and L128, and made an extra one to see if there is any interest, it is approx. 20.5cm (8") long 7.5cm (3") wide and 4.8cm (1 7/8") high. Made from re-claimed slate, cleaned and assembled using aquarium safe ...

Take a look at the nitrate resin remover from this guy, very good results and ships worldwide. https://www.facebook.com/CountrysideAquatics/?__tn__=K-R&eid=ARAqoseHrAjFzVbKMnwaCb0Ml5bMHsp5bIgd1LuE13t2141xn6XWtMBK74hDInTHhmwDDe8_EBVSOIUp&fref=mentions&__xts__%5B0%5D=68 ...

Good news that they are eating, fingers crossed for you and I hope the vet can help.

How are the remaining fish doing Marc?

Gutted for you Marc, hope you can get this sorted.

Sorry to hear of your loss too,

Well done Marc, hopefully one day mine will surprise me

Thanks for that Marc, Swiss tropicals is where I had seen them and he does say enquire about shipping costs.
I'll hang on a bit and hope that one of the uk suppliers get's it in, I'm not short on variety so no rush.

Really interesting post Marc, I keep L128, and L239's myself amongst others, and find Vitalis (was New Era) plec pellets are also accepted readily, May I ask if you purchased your Fruut Luups in the UK as I would like to try this but can't find a uk seller. And good luck with the Spectracanthicus ...

Hi Nik Not a lot of information on this pleco but I believe it is Omnivores so can be fed on Vegetable and animal foods. I feed mine along with the other plecs in the tank on a various diet including Repashy (soilent green and a little morning wood mix), Vitalis plec pellets, Softline America ...

Hopefully you have got you Nitrites and Nitrates readings the wrong way around otherwise your Nitrites are way to high.

I'm looking for a female adult L128 (Hemiancistrus sp) must be 5-6 inches (12-15cms) SL (length without tail),
I'm in Stafford and willing to travel a reasonable distance, but no silly prices please, or could possibly exchange for a Male.

I've had mine for just over six years and the are approx. 150mm (6") body length (SL) maybe a little more, they have only recently shown signs of pairing up, male checking out cave and resting close to the female, then again maybe wishful thinking. if your male is 5" TL (total length) then I would ...

Hi, hard to tell 100% from the pictures but it does look like a young male, maybe to young to breed yet but hard to tell the size, and it's Odontodes by the way
Males have longer odontodes behind the gill covers and on the pectoral-fin spine.

yh i just wanted to check becuase some websites say that the minimuim volume for them is 30 - 35 gallons and my tank is 35 galons so i wanted to double check the information was correct. and also how do you know i wrote the same qeustion on practical fish keeping :)) :)) Hi, Like most experienced ...

The advice given on the Practical Fishkeeping Forum that you have asked this question is correct.

Well done, nice to hear.

e)Ammonia, Nitrate, Nitrite, levels = 0, 0, 40 (always been a high Nitrite level in this tank)
Are you mixing up your Nitrite and Nitrate readings? 40ppm Nitrate is quite normal here in the uk, but 40ppm Nitrite is really bad.

Hi, do you mean the shape or the colour?

Tue Sep 14, 2010 2:10 pm was the original Post date so unlikely.