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  1. lynnz posted a topic in Freshwater
    Hi I have a community tank and amongst others have a couple of female guppies. One of the girls is swimming at an acute angle as if she is tail heavy and her head pointing upwards. Is this a problem? Can she get better? Is there anything I can do? Can anyone help me? Have tried asking on livebearers but no luck yet, maybe its not just a guppy thing, and someone may have experience of this.
  2. lynnz posted a topic in Livebearers
    Hi I have 2 female and 1 male guppies. The male and one female fine no problems. The other female not so good tho, she's ok when swimming but when resting it's like she's tail heavy and points upwards. Both females have always looked big and pregnant but no babies yet. please help am quite worried about Gloria.
  3. lynnz posted a topic in Welcome
    hi my name is Lyn and I live on the north shore. I have an AR850 165lt tank with the standard pump and 3 tube light. In it I have 1 male molly 1 female molly 1 male guppy 2 female guppy 1 male platy 3 female platy 5 penguin tetra 15 neon tetra 2 bronze corydora 2 bumblebee goby 2 golden algae eaters I do regular water changes and test for ammonia, nitrite and ph before each change. ph is at 7 other tests are clear. apart from the adult penguins hating each other and everyone else, and the large algae eater picks on the little one, all the fish seem happy. I have only been at this for about 6 months and I just know there's so much I can learn from you guys. I'm never really quite sure if I'm doing it all ok.

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