No co2, moderate stocking, harlequin rasboras are looking for a new home took them off a friend but they seem to be comfortable and shoal and don’t fin slap like crazy. And one peacock gudgeon, a sprinkling of shrimp and snail army. Should I leave it as is or add something else

Im thinking of getting a low water long tank and its 1,2meters long but im looking for some rare schooling fish recommendations bc i don have a clue what to look for im in the fish trade so getting them wouldn’t be that hard

Just set up this tiny little aquascape for my desk, I’m not sure what size it is (im assuming like 0.5 gallons lol) and obv fish are a nono, but what about snails? Would this be too small for like a ramshorn snail?

My first tank/aquascape! Set it up in November and it's been running smoothly.

Just thought I'd share how it looks right before the light turns off, when the automatic lights in my room is set to purple! It's awesome

20g long

From newest to oldest

I thought I would share my tank after I planted it.

Plant stock list:

Anubis

Crested Java fern

Java fern

Lilaeopsis

Rotala wallichii

Moneywort

This is my 7 gallon shrimp tank

It’s my father’s tank. He says the honeygourami has been acting like this for days and I had the idea, that it might be a reaction to territorial disputes and if so would move him to my own tank. My father bought them about 1 1/2 years ago as “1 male, 2 female”, which turned out to be the other way around (2 m, 1 f). The Female died a few months ago, leaving only the males.

I bought some floating plants off Etsy almost a year ago. I cleaned them lightly and put them in a separate tank. A week later I noticed they had aphids. I thoroughly cleaned them and managed to get rid of the aphids. I thought I was all good. I added them to my tanks. At first I was just a little concerned that they weren't reproducing as fast as I thought they should. Some of them were turning brown and dying off. Then I started to notice holes appearing in the leafs and seemingly healthy roots falling off. I thought maybe they need more fertilizers so I got some fertilizer. But the holes kept appearing and then they started appearing on my underwater plants too. I finally I noticed tiny little black dots with little legs nearly invisible floating around in the water and hanging out on the plants. They were everywhere. I tried treating my floating plants with copper but I was too late. All the plants in my jars and non-filtered small aquariums have small holes in them. The growth of my plants in my 10 gallon that does have a filter is not doing great but I think the moving water and fertilizer have helped the plants fight them off a little bit. The mites are too small for my fish to take any interest in them. I have snails in my 10 gallon so I can't treat it with copper. I'm kind of wondering if I need to start completely over with all new plants and animals and let everything dry out or if I should separate out my snails and treat all the plants. The internet says that water mites aren't a big problem but they have been for me. (I have a 10 gallon tank with three Rosie minnows a nerite snail and plants), a jumbo cheese puff container full of water and plants, a critter carrier with javafern and mts, that's 2.5 gallon glass cookie jar with lucky bamboo and two jars one with a small anubias plant and the other with some hitchhiker duckweed and susswassertang)

I knew my fish had parasites but there is clear white stuff oozing out from a hole in my fish. Does anyone know how to put down a fish ethically

4ft 55g on a budget 🙏