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Hmm other samurai ok le. I even take the effort to change water 20% every 3 days.
Looks like bacteria infections
Hmm other samurai ok le. I even take the effort to change water 20% every 3 days.
I'm not sure about samurai, but I used to hatch and feed baby brine shrimps and once a week powder cyclopeeze to my 4 chocolate and 11 kubotai in a small 1ft cube. The chocolate survived well and up to 7-8 months till I accidentally gas them with co2...
Even with the kubotai feasting, the chocolate were very fast with the BBS, maybe cause there are so many tiny little thingy swimming all around. Perhaps can try BBS as they disperse and spread around the tank, eliminating spot crowding issue.
Add some ketapang leaves. it should help a bit. Your pH may be of a concern..
Like this can be quite pek chek. Like last time when I kept Red Wagtail Platys.Originally Posted by seudzar
Once a week, one of the beautiful ones (their black/red colour are really beaultiful) will die with no apparent reason,
while the rest are doing fine.
Can make one very frust, especially after all the hard effort.
LIFE IS UNBEARABLE WITHOUT A FISH TANK!!!
That's why I don't like to mix many types of fish together, since their pH requirements can be different.
I keeping my pH close to neutral, so far all my fishes are okay, from samurai which need low pH to Asian rummy nose which need high pH. I believe is the cleanliness and stable water.
Actually I am more worried about my snails.
Previously, when the pH has gone down low, my Horned Nerite Snails died.
And also, my beautiful seashell became filled with many ugly big holes.
Even my PH bring down to 6.2. All my samurai dead,haha. Not sure why sia, all my chocolate gourami growing bigger. In my perspective, Samurai gourami is more sensitive than Chocolate !
But got one time i witness my neon tetra attacking my chocolate. It seem like nipping my chocolate.
Saw a lot of samurai and chocolate at seaview.
Any other Guoramis? I don't quite like Samurai Guoramis.
If you see any big goldfish, (but not small goldfish) please let me know.
Seaview behind got those normal neon dwarf gourami. For dwarf gourami, i think qian hu has the better choice.
saw Samurai gouramis (1.5-2") at C328 yesterday.
looking good.
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Hypancistrus and Tanganyikan cichlids breeding
Thanks Johanes,
I ve been looking for them,
Samurai, they are great fish, as long as keep the ph low (put ketapang), quite easy to keep.
cheers
Sad , 1 Samurai just went to CHECK IT OUTside..
>.<
Easy meh? I lose all 10+ samurai. Can't get them to survive for more than 1 month. PH 6.2 for my mature tank. *sob Sob..
My samurais already more than a month. Only 4 deaths, one of them jump out of tank. The rest all doing well
How? Any tips? Idea water parameters? What your tank mate?
I notice my AFR keep disturbing my samurai.. and even tetra nip on samurai le. I think it stress my samurai, when come to feeding time, tetra and running nose eat damn fast, snatch all the food from samurai.
Samurai Guorami got fierce name but is not fierce, hahaha...
I using neutral gravel and I did not take note on my pH but I do make sure my tank water is clear all the time. Have lots of plants in my tank
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