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Not sure about the first question but the second stuff is normal, we have it in our tanks as well. (i think its a form of algae) think its called CyanobacteriaAlso what is that stuff in the sand??? Thanks
I do spot feed it brine shrimp is that ok?To me it looks a bit unhappy. Do you spot feed it. Mine luv Roids, Benes, and I fed them some blood worms today. They are fat and happy. Maybe too much light also?
Mine are at about 50 par I'd guess.
If they eat brine shrimp, then I would say that's fine. If you can get some blood worms, I bet that would wake them up. Also tell us your water parameters and how much light they are getting. They don't need much light but like some nutrients in the water like Zoes do. Phosphates up to .1 and nitrates around 10 or so are what mine stay in.I do spot feed it brine shrimp is that ok?
Nitrate is about 5 which is fine right? And they are in the spot in the tank with minimal light.If they eat brine shrimp, then I would say that's fine. If you can get some blood worms, I bet that would wake them up. Also tell us your water parameters and how much light they are getting. They don't need much light but like some nutrients in the water like Zoes do. Phosphates up to .1 and nitrates around 10 or so are what mine stay in.
5 will work fine. How about your phosphates?Nitrate is about 5 which is fine right? And they are in the spot in the tank with minimal light.
I'm not home rn buybi will make sure to test it then and then tell you5 will work fine. How about your phosphates?
Phosphate is good. Just feed it a few times a week and it should be fine.Ok thanks! phosphate is 0.1