Could you please start with answering the questions in the "before you post" sticky? That will help us be more able to accurately assist you. What else is he in with? If he was mine, I would change water again daily to make sure that wasn't the issue. These guys are armored, so internal pressure ...

I use the warmer temperature to condition them, but I do make it cyclical. Once the fish look like weebles, I back it down to 86 or so and do some RO changes. Zebra eggs are not as yellow as other pleco eggs. Males sometimes need practice and are famous for leaving the cave to try to get lucky ...

I keep them at 84 degrees, and I feed a variety of Repashy foods. My L184 tend to gravitate more to the Hypancistrus formula that I created, rather than the Ancistrus one, but will eat both, as well Spawn & Grow, given the opportunity. I tend to feed a variety for a few weeks, then focus more on ...

I recently had a really resistant strain of ich at the shop. It did not look like normal ich under the scope and it was not sensitive to the proform C treatments that usually are very effective. We ended up curing it with a 5 dose treatment, every other day of a product called MinnFinn. It was a ...

Did you first do the water change with RO water to reduce the amount of waste in the water? Have you tested for ammonia or nitrite? What temperature are they? The sunken eyes would be attributed to stress and lack of eating, I would think, but it's difficult to say for sure. You can keep changing ...

I would do a water change with filtered water, then start adding a gallon of tap water every 15 minutes until the pH comes up to 6.5 or so when you test it. If you've crashed the pH, you've probably also lost all of your bacteria in your filter, so ammonia will become exponentially more toxic as ...

How are you sure the pH is 6.0? If you are using only purified water, the odds are good you're actually crashing your pH, without a good amount of buffer. People get it in their head that their tap water is unfit to drink, so fish would prefer it purified as well, but without some hardness and ...

To properly prepare brussel sprouts for feeding, simply buy a bag of them frozen, drop the frozen sprout in a cup of boiling hot water, and wait a few minutes until the water has cooled. Take the tender sprout, cut it in half, and then squeeze a bit. Drop that in the tank and fish will descend on ...

Eric I have 5 of the L352, I just have to get in and get pictures of them. They came in as contaminants of the LDA08 shipment and I have been attempting to collect enough to get them spawning. I do have two gravid females already, so should have spawns available by the catfish convention, maybe ...