New tank question

[tanker]

I do not know (but do not think so), that is a very deep gash.

 

[Tifftastic]

Whoa. . . that is really bad. I'm surprised the fish actually survived it. I have a feeling it won't recover, but if you really want to better it's chances of recovery isolation is likely necessary. Fish have a habit of picking on the open wounds of other fish.

 

[Burnkat72]

Whoa. . . that is really bad. I'm surprised the fish actually survived it. I have a feeling it won't recover, but if you really want to better it's chances of recovery isolation isnecessary. Fish have a habit of picking on the open wounds of other fish.[/QUOTE


I'm very sad about it. He's not doing well at all. I don't have another tank to put him in. Just waiting it out I guess.

 

[Tifftastic]

Can you get a breeder net/box to isolate him in?

 

[Burnkat72]

I do have a net breeder with 5 baby mollies in it...I could put him in there?

 

[NeverFadeAway86]

it would have to be better than keeping him in there with whateve ate a chunk of him

 

[Tifftastic]

I agree, it may not be ideal but it's better than the main tank for sure.

 

[Burnkat72]

I have some small white egg clusters on my glass towards the top of my tank? From what I have read, it seems my mystery snails may be the culprit? It's a tiny cluster barely the size of a dime and my other fish I'm afraid will eat them. I need to do my water change which will lower the level and leave the cluster exposed while I'm doing it...is there a way to save them?

 

[Duckie]

If it was mystery snails, the egg clutch would be above the water line not below,

 

[Burnkat72]

Now I'm really stumped then...the eggs are showing up everywhere now...on the glass...the only fish I have are mollies (live bearers I know too well), guoramis, tuxedo 'male guppies', 2 sword tails, quite a few glo fish and 4 tiger tetras, Cory cats, a clown loach...that's it. ???