livingart

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isolate the canary, hard to treat whole aviary and make sure each bird gets right dose canary could be air sac mite or age damp weather can get them too you need to ascertain what is wrong before treating

you can't flame a wet flake

flake food with hot water and sugar then pour milk on

its for old goldfish that don't have their dentures in :sage:

you could use 10mm i said 12 to give extra safety factor you could silicone in a small triangle in each top corner

best you may be able to do is water changes to give a cleaner environment

if your going rimless on 2 foot deep I'd go to 12mm

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might not be a hammer

besides the spelling mistakes i am glad it meets your approval

http://thegab.org/Goldfish/goldfish-nutrition-part-1-the-natural-diet-and-digestive-processes.html

the best place for a TV

is that you leaning on your pointy stick?

you could try that once it stops dying back it will dry up and be easier to get off

correct, you need to ensure the infection, or what caused the shrivelling of the tail is stopped

the dried section looks similar where that meet the rest of tail is there a redness all the way around tail?

you may need antibiotics to stop spread then let rest shrivel completely their tails are designed to break but can be hard to remove from an animal that is used to handling

a pic would be good to help get a better idea of it is the doctor in the house?

had that happen in a mangrove brackish water set up too much organic matter in the sand that came with their root system

so long as tail is not a bacterial infection from a scrape it may be just left to dry out some questions how did it start? was it looking like a graze to start with? any signs of damage at start of die off? skin ring left after shed constricting tail?

have a look at this it may help if not ask away on here http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=55152&hilit=gecko+tail&start=0

marine DSB minimum depth is 4inch recommended i have 3+inch and it seems to work on tropical and cold system

not only inverts but also microscopic life burrows through and turns over the sand this ensures that the aerobic areas of the DSB are turned over frequently supplying more oxygenated water and nutrients to feed the bacteria in this zone the same process also turns over the sand in the anaerobic areas, which frees the nitrogen gas trapped and allows more nitrate rich/oxygen deprived water to enter the zone for bacteria to feed on

fishless cycle produces an indeterminable amount of bacteria so how do you know how many fish to add to produce enough waste to match the amount of bacteria present in the tank or is it just a case of bung a few in and hope you've got it right if you don't match it up properly will you get a die off in your bacteria instigating another mini cycle