This tank is very interesting. The way it doesn't get the nitrates, i don't know if fish need nitrates. I doubt it but anyway i like the setup of this tank a lot. I like the brown water but i would like the tank if it wasn't brown.
Ok...one of the culls died....one of them got his tail eaten off...but for some reason its swimming just fine... totally normal.....and every tank has new babys!
swimming into the water flow means it is looking for more O2. You need to add some airstone or something. maybe a small power head with an air stone to increase the O2 levels in that tank. That might have also contributed to your guppies dying. Until you know for sure I would do it just to cover bases. Seeing your second video with the Sculpin recovery from the trap. The water in the stream is colder and running much faster and thus carrying much more O2 than normal, Plus these fish are gearing up for full winter temps. My money would be on lack of O2 dissolved into the tank water.
Your bottom feeder is a aggressive bottom dweller it wants its own spot and they do move about swimming and they bump other fish if they get to close to him....but the craziest thing is hes kool with the crabs I have?..lol but yeah hes healthy but bad ass dont worry.
idk but i love the tannin look with the water
Water fall tank looks sweet man
This tank is very interesting. The way it doesn't get the nitrates, i don't know if fish need nitrates. I doubt it but anyway i like the setup of this tank a lot. I like the brown water but i would like the tank if it wasn't brown.
Fish doesn’t need nitrates, only plagrr
your other suckerfish swim around the water column too sometimes. sometimes they will just hang out with the minnows in the mid section of the water.
Yeah, I was watching them do that today. Suddenly, the new fish seemed perfectly normal.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly it'd probably hang out with them if it was in the new native tank.
How you remove all the tannins?
You can try running activated carbon and doing lots of water changes.
The brown water made it look better or at least 35 %
How did you do that I have a problem with that
How did I do what?
Dan Hiteshew remove all the brown from the water
@@raggiejamel9115 Big water change. It comes back fast though.
Lol the irony - the suckerfish got sucked... 😂
Hope he's ok though
Lol
Lol I hadn't thought of that.
@@DanHiteshew-oneandonly 😂
Purigen is a great tanin remover
which one pls tell me
I tried Purigen and unfortunately after 72 hours made no difference
Ok...one of the culls died....one of them got his tail eaten off...but for some reason its swimming just fine... totally normal.....and every tank has new babys!
Opaline Gang 🙏
swimming into the water flow means it is looking for more O2. You need to add some airstone or something. maybe a small power head with an air stone to increase the O2 levels in that tank. That might have also contributed to your guppies dying. Until you know for sure I would do it just to cover bases. Seeing your second video with the Sculpin recovery from the trap. The water in the stream is colder and running much faster and thus carrying much more O2 than normal, Plus these fish are gearing up for full winter temps. My money would be on lack of O2 dissolved into the tank water.
@Peter Landy Which is why it got stuck in the water changing python tube. More flowing water.
Frst:)
Your bottom feeder is a aggressive bottom dweller it wants its own spot and they do move about swimming and they bump other fish if they get to close to him....but the craziest thing is hes kool with the crabs I have?..lol but yeah hes healthy but bad ass dont worry.