bettababy

Hi, I wanted to introduce myself because I was talking to Ron Moneyhan (my Battalion IT guy) about fish. He mention how his son was really into the hobby and did wonders for Hoffer's Aquatic Life Pets. He told me you were really into the hobby as well. Anyways, I ended up getting a 55g and a 30g long from him which I believe were his son's tanks. So, I wanted to say thank you and I think it is awesome that you are helping others learn and expand their knowledge of the hobby.

How's Bobby? I never heard back from you, I hope you're well. . .

Hi thank you for the help I think victoria is her name I think she will be ok.

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Thank you Jack. It gets easier when you do this for a living and are trained to handle things in a professional way. Patience is key to success in this hobby and what better way to teach it than by example?

Lupin, I miss you too! Look for me on facebook when I'm not here...

Hi, I was told you may be able to help identify a bug that infiltrated and caused havoc in my tank. If you get a chance, can you check out my thread? Thanks. This thing won't let me post the link but it's called Aquatic caterpillar.

I was reading your contributions to the Ich FAQs. I don't know what to treat my male betta with. He's in a 1 gallon fish bowl. We got him 2 weeks ago. We've done about a 30% water change twice, spaced 1 week apart. He had a three day course treatment with "Betta revive" and Kosher salt for a fuzzy white growth on his ventral fin which is now gone. Today was the first day we noticed the white spots. I feed him a couple pellets of Betta food every 2-3 days. At the aquarium store, the person sold me a medication that has formalin and zinc free malachite green in it. Other meds seemed to just have malachite green in it. The "betta revive" we used earlier for his fuzzy white spot also had malachite green and methylene blue in it, but obviously it didn't prevent him from getting Ich. Any suggestions on what I should actually use?