New England area post in here MA/NH/RI/CT
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bumpylemon;2078192; said:
Yes it is possible to add too much salt. Unless you're going brackish (in wich case you need marine salt) I wouldn't do more than 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons. The salt must be completely dissolved before you add it to the tank.
bumpylemon;2078207; said:
I'm picking up some nice Datnoids this weekend, let me know if you want one. About $40 for a fat'n healthy 4" Indonesian Datnoid. Put your tetras in the 15g hex and you can put the tiger in the 29g.
they go for that much?!?!? are you serious? my wife *****es at a 4 dollar fish haha.
i didnt dissolve the salt before i put it in...i just tossed it in...should i do more? what should i do.. i think its the horn pout that had the parasite...he has white spots on him. or that could be nibble marks...but i mean these are huge white spots. will this cure them or what should i really do?
i didnt dissolve the salt before i put it in...i just tossed it in...should i do more? what should i do.. i think its the horn pout that had the parasite...he has white spots on him. or that could be nibble marks...but i mean these are huge white spots. will this cure them or what should i really do?
the white spots dont look like spots but instead white skin instead of their normal black skin.
i just noticed my other horn pout (brown bullhead) doing that flashing thing....F*CK. should i take them out and kill them? or does that even matter cuz its in the water? guys i really need help with this. im freaking out. and i dont wanna lose my butterfly fish. i love him. and he hasnt eaten in like 3 days... 
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