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Remember to remove all chemical filtration when medicating.

Check the tank thoroughly for any dead fish or uneaten food. Hold off feeding for several days -- your fish will be fine. Add more filtration if possible. If all else fails, buy some "RightNow Bacteria". That product is a must for anyone with ammonia trouble and/or large volume aquariums...

We need a bit more information. Is the fish getting bullied? Have you removed all your chemical filtration? Have you performed a partial water change since you began treatment? I have never seen Ick so bad that fins begin to rot. It sounds like you might have a fungal disease. Try to...

You're so lucky you caught it. I cooked a school of F1 Mbuna when my heater stuck on.

Nice minimalistic composition! Great example of 'keeping-it-simple'. The decor doesn't upstage the discus. Really really nice.

I had a Pacu that loved grapes.

It might be too far but Pet Kingdom in San Diego always has a diverse selection of Mbuna and Tanganyikan cichlids. Might be worth the drive.

If you're a Renter with aquariums two words: "RENTER'S INSURANCE" Protect yourself! Especially if you live in California. lol Good luck

You're doing the right thing by asking questions. Knowledge is power so I suggest you check out the various Discus sites and for your own conclusion. The debate over how discus should be kept will forever exist. Take a second and look up the Hiatt Method and RightNow bacteria. I have seen it...

Great looking fish. I sent you a PM, Grey.

I have been smoke free for the last two years. I'm not gonna lie and say I don't crave - I do. Its just within the last year that I have seen the biggest benefit of not smoking: more energy. Also have the extra $30 I would've spent on smokes (weekly), comes in handy with these gas prices...

Amen

Those are great prices but do you have to buy a case lot of 12 to get those prices?

Happened to me before... I guess some people don't like opinions.

It feels like a pin prick.

Thats why I used the word: healthy...

Catch him with a specimen container -- ala the ones used by your LFS and then with a Xacto knife carefully cut the net off. While you're doing this, try to keep him in the water. He should 'freeze' in place and give you time to cut it away. When I had my fish store getting a Pictus or Pleco...

PANCAKE hit on a major point; you need to get your fish in breeding condition by feeding them a healthy protein rich diet. Good luck

Find someone with a healthy established tank and then ask if you can run one of your filters on that tank for 24 hours or more. Whatever you do try not to use anything that claims to clear 'cloudiness'. Although effective for a day, once the chemical bond is broken you will be back where you...

Try to get your hands on Jack Wattley's book. It might answer some of your questions. Besides, like KEV said, they'll breed again. Good luck