I keep my fish in a 30 gallon bucket until everything is ready for the new start. When I uninstalled the tank and removed all the fish, I did not remember removing my Kubotai loach, I forgot about it at that time, I did not remember removing it but I did see it the day I uninstalled it, so I blamed myself since then, today I made a I changed the water and removed detritus from the bucket and after moving a couple of rocks to clean it shot out, it really was a huge relief, I thought I had lost it and it would have been very difficult to get another one, I'm happy to see it again.
65 gallon rebuild
- Thread starter Lalo J.
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I would try to remove everything that floats with a net, at least until you have time to correct your tank.
This weekend I took the opportunity to remove my smallest fish from the 30 gallon bucket, and leave only the largest ones in the bucket.
I put my Corydoras in a 10 gallon temporary tank, also my two smallest angels, my red cap angel has not grown much, I have no idea why, and my halfblack angel looks nice but still small, I'm thinking of using this tank as a quarantine for new species.
I lost one of my Adolfoi corys in the bucket, I have only two right now.
I put my Corydoras in a 10 gallon temporary tank, also my two smallest angels, my red cap angel has not grown much, I have no idea why, and my halfblack angel looks nice but still small, I'm thinking of using this tank as a quarantine for new species.
I lost one of my Adolfoi corys in the bucket, I have only two right now.
What other options besides seachem do you have?
Im personally not opposed to them, I've used them before and it isn't bad stuff.
Im personally not opposed to them, I've used them before and it isn't bad stuff.
I've been looking for other brands but can't find it, miraculously I found Seachem root tabs.
