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Umm...perhaps you could do something about it to stop them dying unnecessarily. You clearly don'theartsnails.

Hello? Anyone? *taps mic* Is this thing on?

I'm glad you got it sorted out. The new young 'uns sound fun. Must be very hard to sex them at that size, but time will tell...

Another possibility, re the fert tabs. I can't tell if you mean you added half of what you usually dose, or a half dose when you normally add none. If you normally add none, it may be copper of something else in the tabs that is hurting your inverts.

Hello and welcome (from Sydney)! There is lots of great information on this forum, and great people.

Doesn't sound like diatoms to me.

Gee, I wish I could help. Maybe someone on here who lives close to you could recommend a good physical therapist. Sounds like it may be a matter of really educating yourself about the problem and following some regime of exercises to stabilise and rehabilitate the joint, so you can eventually...

Anything else going into the tank - fertilisers etc?

Hi there, if you read back over what people have written you will see that most wouldn't consider that "too aggressive" - quite the opposite. 4ppm is high, and dangerous to your fish, particularly with a high pH. I would be doing substantial changes every day with a reading of 4ppm. If you are...

Wow, and I thought Duck vs. Fish was cute!

Nice photos

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I haven't had any problems with my BRs and plants.

Wow, all of these are awesome.

Well, let's see that video once you work it out. I like 'Arthur and Martha', even if it is anthr...anthropo...whatever.

Don't worry - some of my friends do that most of the time. Just kidding. I can't help with your question, but I'm sure someone will know

You make a cogent argument. On the other hand, your avatar creeps the hell out of me every time I see it.

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Algae is your best friend at this point because it will take up ammonia and nitrate, which are toxic to your fish.

That's really interesting - I haven't seen that process described in detail before. Talk about ''wham - bam - thank you, ma'am"!