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    I got the impression you've been adding the meds since you started the tank! I also wonder whether the meds are affecting the ray, plus, thats a lotta fish in there!

    If I were you, with such sensitive fish in there, I would check my water parameters.
    46 gal fw tank with black skirt tetras, neon tetras, spotted cory catfish, cherry barbs, guppies, snails & 4 amano shrimp - plastic & live plants
    5 gal QT with green corys & 2 guppies

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    yeah the only meds i been adding from day one is big als conditioner and methyline blue, and aquaruim salt. those 3 i been adding from day one when i bought my tank. big als conditioner for tap water, aquaruim salt for nitrites, and methyline blue becasue a employee at big als told me its good for bacteria.

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    Stop adding the salt and methyline blue. The salt doesn't do anything to reduce nitrites and if the tank is cycled (since its been running for 2 years shouldn't be a problem) that shouldn't be a problem either. The methyline blue does nothing for the bacteria the employee was just trying to sell you unneeded items or was very misinformed. It is never a good idea to add salt and or medication to tanks without a set reason why such has a sick fish.
    20 gallon tall: moderately planted with 11 blood fin tetra
    10 gallon QT: empty

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    Sorry saw 2013 instead of 2012 at a glance.
    20 gallon tall: moderately planted with 11 blood fin tetra
    10 gallon QT: empty

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