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Yes, their common name is "glass catfish" and also "ghost catfish".
The species name is Kryptopterus bicirrhis or Kryptopterus minor (two separate species that look very much the same).

Some of the dust settles on top… some is circulating… And it starting to get stuck to my Fish…

I cross checked for Velvet disease and Ich/ick and Hopefully that is not the case.

( are not showing signs of hanging fins… Images, symptoms cures found here:
http://badmanstropicalfish.com/fish_palace/tropicalfish_disease_identification.html )

I did my best to skim some of it off with an algae sponge, but still some dust is left.
I have not tried to use Accu-clear yet… will that help?

I can think of ways to get rid of the floating dust… BUT HOW DO I CLEAN MY FISH?

I have a Ten gallon tank that I recently 20% water changed. And the filter is fairly new as well.

Thank you so much
I was wrong… I am having trouble getting rid of the dust as well,

I didn’t want to use a paper towel, that sounds like it wold pollute the water. WHAT ARE THE BEST WAYS TO PICK UP THAT DUST?

Thanks again

your filter will eventually pick up all the dust, just give it time. As for the fish unless I would assume eventually the dust would just wash off of them, I wouldn’t try to do anything to drastic as is might stress the fish out.

Aqua Hobbies has just received a consignment of Tropical fish, Plants & Corals.

This is my 2 fish tanks in the 11 gallon tank there are; 2 dalmation mollies, 1 panda oranda (Hercule), 5 red wag platys, 1 mickey mouse platy, 3 clown loaches, 2 golden gouramis, 2 tropical blue rainbows, 2 scissor tails, 17 neon tetras, 5 rummy nose tetras, 5 male guppies including 3 lyre tailed ones, 1 long finned albino bristle nosed pleco, and one upside down catfish (Which hides in the rock all the time!) Tank 2 1 (Not well) red male Betta splenden, 1 standard bristlenosed pleco. one of the dalmation mollys in the 11 gallon tank is currently pregnant and is therefore in a livebreeder tank, as i am trying to successfully breed my own livebreeders. Any hints and tips would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!

guppies, clown loaches, tetras, sharks, gournamis, algee eaters, Juwel Rio 180L.

FEEDING MY TROPICAL FISH LIVE BRINESHRIMP AND GLASSWORMS. THIS IS RECOMMENDED TO MAINTAIN THE HEALTH OF YOUR FISH AND ALSO TO GIVE THEM A BALANCED DIET. THE FISH: ANGELFISH PLATIES PEARL GOURAMI’S GERMAN RAM CICHLID’S PENTAZONA BARBS CARDINAL TETRA GLOWLIGHT TETRA BLACK NEON TETRA RUMMY NOSE TETRA HATCHET FISH CELEBES RAINBOWFISH THREADFIN RAINBOWFISH OTTONICULUS CATFISH YAMATO SHRIMP

Been told so many different temperatures, whats the average temperature for a tropical fish tank?????? should it be room temperature or slightly higher or lower???
are these temperatures in farenheit or celsius??????? one answer states degrees c, but others dont!
ignore that comment, just realised that 75 celsius is more likely to fry the fish than keep them healthy! sorry, blonde moment!

Researching tropical fish is crucial to picking out the right pet. Research tropical fish at local fish stores with tips from a limnologist in this free video about tropical fish. Expert: Bruce Kelley Contact: www.aquatektropical.com/ Bio: Bruce Kelley is the co-owner of Aquatek Tropical Fish in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Drew Noah

I’d like to have some tropical fish in my 5 gallon tank, but I’m not sure which kind or how many. What are some easy to care for, common and pretty-lookin’ tropical fish, and are they compatible with others?

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