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  1. I've only had her since setting up my main tank 3 months ago or so. Shes about 7cm. Yea I'm pretty sure its been less than 2 weeks.
  2. Cool thanks for your help. Will see how it goes. Cheers
  3. O ok. Bugger. So I can just put her back in the main tank now and clean out the small one? And yeah it is the first time. Thanks
  4. Hi, One of my electric yellows was holding, I'm not sure for how long exactly. So yesterday i setup a 30 litre bare bottom tank with a filter, airstone, light and coral in it and put her in there. This evening I see her mouth is empty and there are eggs on the floor of the tank. Is that meant to happen? And do i put her back in the main tank now? Thanks, Trevor
  5. Thanks for the help. The lump on the fish grew bigger last night then this morning it was gone. So might have been food. Ok i'll try 28. Do plants alter PH at all? As if I want to put more fish in later on that require a higher PH, is there anything I can do apart from take the driftwood out? Cheers for the advice , Trevor
  6. Hi there, I have recently setup an aqua one ar620T. I cycled it for 3 weeks doing 20% water changes once a week before adding any fish. Used stress coat and stress zyme each time I changed the water.There is a large piece of driftwood in it and some live plants in a gravel base. Just using the standard filters plus a 150 watt heater at 24 degrees C. On Sunday afternoon we added 10 Neon Tetras, and they seem fine, no deaths yet and behaving just like the ones we've looked at in the stores always do. However this evening I noticed one of them has a relatively large lump on its belly. I have read about Neon Tetra disease, but I am not sure if this is what the fish has? Water Readings are PH 6.0 (not quite sure why its this low, tap water is 7.4 here) Ammonia 0.25ppm Nitrites 0ppm and Nitrates 0ppm. Any help and advice would be much appreciated, Thanks, Trevor
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