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hey guys, i purchased a nickel to quarter sized (body) angelfish today for my 29g planted tank. hes going to go in there with 2 bn plecos and about 10 red-eyed tetra.
i put him in my 2.5g quarantine tank today (which houses 3 bloodfin tetra to keep it cycled) and noticed that his mouth is crooked to one side, and seems like its stuck open. i dont know if he got hit with the net when the petco idiot was scooping him out because i was over looking at thermometers... but i was wondering if you guys think his mouth will straighten out over time?? |
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That's odd....does he maybe have something stuck in his mouth?
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This is off topic, but w/e. I would suggest keeping snails in your quarantine tank to keep it cycled simply because those tetras do best in groups of 5-6+ and 2.5 gallon is too small for that many fish. Also snails are extremely easy to take care of. I put one half an algae wafer in my 3 gallon for my snail every 3-4 days and I don't feed any of my snails in my 10 gal (I can see the algae they eat).
Just a suggestion however. Also snails will reproduce faster than a bunny so get males to avoid having to get rid of eggs and such. Also, the side mouth thing sounds strange I am with summer on this one, check to see if there is something stuck in his mouth. |
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I have to agree with Jon there, the 2.5 is way too small to be a QT tank really. Should get a 5 gallon, ideally a 10.
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hmmmm.i agree!
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Sorry to butt in here but I thought snails were neither male or female. Least thats what I read. Maybe there are snail species that have both sexes but how do you tell the difference? I plan on getting an assassin snail for my small tank cause the snail population in there is getting out of control so it would be good to know this.
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thanks Karen 200 liter tank, jbl canister filter, hydor external inline heater containing: 3 dalmation sailfin mollies 2 saffron balloon mollies 3 sunset platies 10 neon tetras 4 male guppies 3 panda corys 2 spotted corys 2 leopard plecos (rehoming soon) 2 mosaic gouramis 3 dwarf gourami 5 pink tetra 5 glass catfish 40 liter with 7 molly fry and a bumblebee shrimp :fish
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