They look really cute. They do have a similar reflective gold skin colour.I love them!I thought they might be http://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/microdevario-kubotai/ but yours are even nicer
They look really cute. They do have a similar reflective gold skin colour.I love them!I thought they might be http://www.seriouslyfish.com/species/microdevario-kubotai/ but yours are even nicer
They look really cute. They do have a similar reflective gold skin colour.
Mine are 3cm. Had them about four months. hope they don't get much bigger.I've seen these tetra in a local LFS today, awesome but they were BIG (4 cm )
I performed water changes as suggested but the rocks are unable to be removed. But I have got the bba under control using flourish excel. Haven't lost a soul since. Back to normalMaybe try frequent water changes for a couple weeks, add some carbon into the filter for a month or so ... is it easy to remove the main rocks & scrub out the BBA, then spray with Seachem Excel etc, let sit an hour or so, rinse well & return to tank (just in case the BBA is releasing some metabolites that are causing an issue)
I'm still the same and I started keeping fish in the 1970's.I get really upset even losing one fish. It's just that their whole world is under my control. I hate the idea of then suffering because I did something wrong.
It looks like crap for weeks. I think I'm over doing the trimming. Or maybe my scissors are blunt. They're Viv scissors though so should be okay.Have you any pics of MC?
Have you trmmed it lately?Sometimes it can look abit yellow and worse for wear for a few days after a trim.
Monte Carlo still melting, but I haven't had the new light long enough to know if it will solve the issue. I will update once it's been another week or two.Did you find out why was Monte Carlo melting ?
Or this problem went away since you changed the lights ?
Thanks