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Bill in Mississippi
wants to know if
Guppies and Gambusia
can crossbreed to
produce hybrids?
Gina from
Bloomington,
Minnesota calls
tells more about her
Rainbow Cichlids,
which are also
called Heros because
their scientific
name is Herotilapia
multispinosa, and
Gina's pair has
produced about 75
fry in her 55-gallon
aquarium. Gina also
has a 4 inch long
pair of Jack Dempseys
that have spawned,
and Gina says they
are very smart and
"a blast" to watch.
Josh from Ohio calls
and says he got two
German Blue Rams,
but they wouldn't
eat, so he tried
feeding some Betta
Food. They ate it,
and now Josh wonders
if Betta Food is
good fish Rams? Tom
and Nevin talk about
good food for fish.
Josh also wants to
know if the
Butterfly Cichlid,
which is probably a Trematocranus
jacobfreibergi,
would be good tank
mate for his fish.
Kevin says he has
about 6 Kribensis
fry and wants to
know when to
separate them from
the parents?
Kribensis is the
common name of the
small cichlid
species with
scientific name
Pelvicachromis pulcher.
Dennis from Spokane
calls and says he's
had some problems,
after his BIO-wheels
stopped turning, so
he gave his aquarium
the Recommended
Treatment, and it
seemed to help. Tom
and Nevin give some
additional comments
about the
Recommended
Treatment.
We continue talking
with Dennis about
the Recommended
Treatment and Quick
Cure. We also talk
about treating sick
fish and why
choosing an
affective antibiotic
is unlikely without
an expensive
sensitivity test.
Then we talk about
using Aquarium Salt
to help sick fish.
Dennis also asks
about an oily sheen
on the surface of
the water in his
Tetra Aquarium with
Columbian Tetras?
Dennis also asks
about how to
acclimate the fish
that will soon be
delivered to him
from
AquariumFish.net?
Click
here to read
about how to
acclimate fish.
Anna from Long
Island, New York,
calls about her
Betta Fish that is
swollen and floating
at the surface of
the water. We talk
with Anna about
Metrozole (Metronidazole)
and
Chloromycetin (Chloramphenicol)
for treating bloat
in fishes. We give
Anna some more tips
about helping her
fish.
Carl from
Albuquerque calls
and says he's been
having a new problem
with a layer of
clear slime on
everything in his
aquarium. We talk
about this problem,
about some things
that might help, and
about some things
that won't help and
could makes things
worse.
Vince asks how to
ship fish and how to
ship Aquatic Snails?
Click
here for details
about how to ship
fish.
Ronnie from Missouri
calls, and says he's
still spawning lots
of Bettas. We ask
Ronnie how to
explain how to tell
the gender of young
Betta fish? Ronnie
also talks about
feeding young Betta
fish to them to grow
fast. Click
here to go to
Ronnie's web site
with lots of
information about
Betta.
Kevin has one more
question, "Are
German Blue Rams
difficult to care
for." We talk about
Rams, which are
small Cichlids that
have the scientific
name Mikrogeophagus
ramirezi, and about
keeping them in a
mixture with R/O
water.
Butch asks about his
"Perishing Platies"
that were skipping
off the heater.
Later all his
Platies died, and
Butch asks what he
should do next?
Travis says he's a
newbie to the
fish-world and has
some slimy green
stuff in his new
aquarium. Travis ask
what to do now?
George says his
12-year son did a
PowerPoint and
created a computer
game about
Echinodermata, which
is the group of
animals including
starfish, brittle
stars, sea
cucumbers, sea
urchins, and sand
dollars.
Evan from Colorado
calls and says his
Zebra Danios
spawned, and he has
12 baby Zebra
Danios. We talk
about spawning Zebra
Danios and raising
the babies.
Suzie Fields says
she moved her
Severum to another
aquarium, and now it
won't eat. What to
do now to get this
fish to eat?
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