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He isn't really moving, and his antennae are

curled up :/ he's just sitting on the gravel. I picked him up, and he made a half hearted attempt to go back into his shell; he never made it all the way. Is he dying ? And what can I do for him ?

I have a 5 gallon tank. I recently had a power outage , and now my tanks nitrogen cycling has reset itself. it's been about a month , and still the biofiter hasn't biult up again ! My fish are alive and well due to my constant 3x a day water changes, but it's tiring ! What can I do ! I tried seeding it, and I've tried seachem stability -_-

I have 2 cories, one orange sunset Platy, and a mystery snail. How when, and what do you suggest I feed them to ensure they all recieve proper nutrition?

For example, the platy was brought up on flake food, and comes to the top for food, so no problem. Would an algae wafer be suffiecent for the cories ? And how about the snail? I'm not even sure how to feed him, he's new :)

I have:

• two corys ( inherited from a relative, couldn't bare to see them flushed )

• one sunset platy

• one mystery snail

is this horribly overstocked? It's all my current living arrangements will allow.

Are those ammonia neutralizing fizzy tablets safe for my fish tank? I've been having issues cycling ... Please help!

I have a 5 gallon tank that I was bamboozled into purchasing at a local petshop. The shameless clerk sent me home with a 5 gallon tank with filter and heater, and 2 corycats. I know now that my corys would enjoy a bigger tank, but I'm attached to them, and I have no room (or funds) for a bigger tank. I'm about a month in, and my tank just isn't showing any signs of cycling. I though perhaps low oxygen conditions where to blame, so I bought an airstone and airpump. I'm dechlorinating the water and doing changes to keep my fish healthy twice a day. If you need any additional details, let me know, I'll post them! Thanks :)

I would like some options for a non-fish addition to my tank. I would like for them to have a light bioload if possible. Any ideas ?

Also, do snails add a lot to a tanks biological load? I would like some type of non-fish to add to my tank, What are some fun freshwater options?

I am in the process of aquiring a 30gal aquarium. I have two questions;

1) what would be the bet way to cycle the tank once I set it up?

2) what types of fish in which combinations would be advisable for a novice fishkeeper?

Also, I would like to use my 5gal as a hospital tank, would that be ok?

I appreciate all feedback.

Because of some ill advice I recieved from a clueless pet store employee, I now own a 5 gallon fishtank with 2 corydoras. It's a long story. The tanks cycle has still not regulated itself and it's been two weeks. still, i'm getting ammonia readings of .25-.50 . I always do an immediate water change, but it seems to get right up there within a day or so. the substrate is clean, as are the ornaments. The water is the correct temp, and is visually clean. I have a Marina 210s dual media filter. How should I deal with the ammonia until the cycle regulates itself? what % water change should I do etc, to keep my fish healthy and alive? I'm still a novice at this, but I have done my research, and am familiar with the basics of fish/aquarium care. Help!

I have a 5 gallon tank with 2 corys. It isn't cycling properly. I would like to dispell these as either true or false:

1) is it true Seachem stability converts ammonia to non-toxic ammonia compounds?

2) I've heard it said it is IMPOSSIBLE to cycle a 5 gallon tank. True or false?

3) how frequently should I do water changes so as to not disturb the cycle, but keep my fish healthy?

4) how can I maximize my tank conditions for it to cycle?

I use water conditioner and seachem stability, so water prep is not my issue.

HELP! <3

I have had it for about a month. It is a 5 gallon tank with a heater and dual media Marina s110 filter. I started with one betta fish. He mysteriously vanished, and I now have two Corycats. They are active and healthy, but I'm still seeing ammonia spikes. I do an immediate water change for the high ammonia. Can anyone explain why my tank isn't balanced ? I've been using the recommended dose of Seachem Stability as well with wate changes. Advice? Please help!

The people at the petstore sold me a 5 gallon tank, heater, filter, and several fish. I've had it about a week, and all the fish have dropped dead. They didn't explain anything about cycling a tank to me, and I am a complete novice. I have a betta and a corycat in it now, and I think the tank is cycling now, it has clouded (which I imagine is due to a bacterial bloom?). Someone PLEASE give me a breakdown on what to do now ! :(

I had 5 neons, 2 Priscilla tetras, one coreycat, 10 ghost shrimp and one male betta. I took the shrimp out, and 3 neons died. I now have 2neons, the 2 Priscilla tetras , the betta, and the Cory cat. Is my 5 gal tank overstocked now? And are the Priscilla tetras hardy enough to withstand cycling?

My ammonia levels are really high... I did a 25% water change, then a 75% water change, and it's still around .50ppm. what should I/ can I do?

I have an extremely docile male betta, 5 neon tetras, one coreycat, and 10 ghost shrimp. They all seem content and active. It is a 5 gallon tank with filter and heater.

Yesterday I bought a betta fish with a "betta kit". The kit includes a 1/2us gal aquarium, a bottle of water conditioner, a packet of food, a plastic aquatic plant, and some aquarium gravel.

I followed the instructions, and today my fish seems very lethargic. He either sits on the bottom of his tank, still, of sits in the rubber plant with his mouth at the waters edge, unmoving.

Is there a problem, or is he just acclimating to his new enviroment ?

I've always wanted to be a medical interpreter. I'm 19 years old, and i recently registered at my local community college for the "interpreter certificate" course for this upcoming semester. My question is, is the certification all I need to become a medical interpreter?

I started at cosmetology school in august 2009. At approx 500 hours I was terminated due to excessive abscences. Can I go bac and finish? Or do I have to start over?

I am an 18 year old male. Ever since being laid off in march, I have felt like crap physically. I am not depressed, but I feel lethargic and idle with no motivation whatsoever. How can I put a little pep in my step?