PLEASE HELP!!! for my 1ft Giant Gourami and whiteworms
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As said above, Planaria appear when there is too much food and too much waste. I realize you don't want to talk about your stocking issues, but you might want to think about how much waste you're producing in regards to your filtration, tank size, etc.
For now, clean your tank thoroughly with a gravel vac, do a water change, and look at increasing your filtration.
On another note, I just want to say I appreciate the effort you're putting into using English. I know it can be difficult, I did the same thing with Spanish and German. Kudos
For now, clean your tank thoroughly with a gravel vac, do a water change, and look at increasing your filtration.
On another note, I just want to say I appreciate the effort you're putting into using English. I know it can be difficult, I did the same thing with Spanish and German. Kudos
I love to power of the A/C 110, add one of these and clean the sponge every weekend, you will be amazed at the crap in there.
And as mentioned above, keep working on your english, your doing good enough for us to understand you and practice makes perfect.
Good luck with the fish, and please read up on the species before getting or grouping fish together to help make the hobby more enjoyable and less stressfull in the future due to stocking conflicts.
And as mentioned above, keep working on your english, your doing good enough for us to understand you and practice makes perfect.
Good luck with the fish, and please read up on the species before getting or grouping fish together to help make the hobby more enjoyable and less stressfull in the future due to stocking conflicts.
rub them off your glass with your algae sponge and do a water change.
the worms are not a big deal.
don't add any more fish until you ugrade the tank size.
given that your tank is 75 gallons and your gourami is 1 foot long, you really only have about 6 months until he is 18" long and much too large for a 75 gallon tank.
he should be growing about 1 inch per month.
good luck
the worms are not a big deal.
don't add any more fish until you ugrade the tank size.
given that your tank is 75 gallons and your gourami is 1 foot long, you really only have about 6 months until he is 18" long and much too large for a 75 gallon tank.
he should be growing about 1 inch per month.
good luck
Josh m8, Investigate a sump using canister filtration is a real pain in the backside with big tanks. Bigger the sump the more water you hold so think of a 3.5x1x1. I ran a 4x2x2 on this for around a year on a overstocked tank and I did water changes only every 2 weeks in winter and weekly in summer. I have now upgraded it to a 4x2x1, So from a 450lt tank I added another 230lt to t that s almost 700lts of water. You would be able to move from a 340lt tank to 563lt. And if the pro can work that out for you that will increase your chances of loosing the white worms with reducing the waste and making the biological nature of the sump do its work. The more you clean those canister type filters the less chance the biological breakdown can happen.
I hope that helped
I hope that helped