Fish in their new homes!

[jaysee]

Tonight I moved a lot of fish around and they all seem very happy, so I am happy. The cherry barbs went from the 10 to the 20, the rainbows from the 20 to the 45, and the danios from the 45 to the 29. It was a pain in the a** catching those danios. I did 50% water changes this morning to try to minimize the differences in the water and hoped for the best. We'll see....

[Goodbye]

Sounds Good! I hope it all turns out well.

[jaysee]

Thank you. I am always worried about making big changes because I'm afraid things might fall like a house of cards...if it's not broke don't fix it! :ssuprised:

[Goodbye]

Thank you. I am always worried about making big changes because I'm afraid things might fall like a house of cards...if it's not broke don't fix it! :ssuprised:

Yeah! Making big changes, or even minor changes in aquariums, can lead to some frustrating things. But the best way to avoid them is to just be patient and do things carefully and in the end things will be more likley to turn out just fine.

[Little Embers]

I'm sure your fish will appreciate it jaysee! Here's hoping anyway! :ssmile:

[jaysee]

Everything's alive and well! All the fish are very happy, except for my corys in the 10G. They'll be moved to the 29G in a week or so, and my LFS just got some more in so I'll be bumping up their numbers.

[Owlbehere]

Photos soon please :)

[jaysee]

Photos soon please :)

After the next water change :ssmile: My tanks are all torn up from catching all those fish. I think it's also time to get an actual camera rather than use my phone for everything.