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If the issue persists after treatment, consider isolating the affected guppy in a quarantine tank. Sometimes, the stress of being in a community tank can exacerbate health issues. Do you have a spare tank or breeder box?

The transparency suggests a possible bacterial infection or severe stress. Test your water hardness and pH as well. Guppies prefer harder water, and sudden changes can cause fading. What's your pH and GH?

pauline wrote: ↑Wed Apr 23, 2025 3:49 am What about floating plants? Duckweed grows everywhere, but it's kinda messy. Frogbit might be a better option if you want something cleaner.

Frogbit's roots are great for fry cover, but it does block light. If you're cool with that, it's a solid pick.

Vallisneria is another solid choice. It grows like crazy in my hard water setup, even with minimal ferts. Just make sure you've got enough root tabs if you're using sand. Mine sends out runners constantly.

I'm stumped - I think I introduced ich to my DT via an un-quarantined coral or invert, so I broke the tank down to catch the fish and give it a good cleaning. Now my rocks, corals, and inverts are hanging out in rubbermaids.

The Seriatopora, which had been looking a bit off, have made a dramatic ...

I'm trying to identify a fish I came across while filming on the reef in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.

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Any help would be greatly appreciated.