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We have two algae eaters, an eel, many tiny black tipped sharks, gouramis. In order to treat the parrot do we need to separate it from the others to avoid medicating all of them unnecessarily?

April 26, 2017algae Black eaters eel gouramis sharks tiny tipped treat

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We have two algae eaters, an eel, many tiny black tipped sharks, gouramis. In order to treat the parrot do we need to separate it from the others to avoid medicating all of them unnecessarily?

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Any help is very appreciated. Thanks. John and Essie Learn – Phoenix, Arizona Cichlid lovefest Dear crew. I’m not new at fish (cichlids) but I need help with my fish. I’m keeping many cichlids in my 250 gallon. 3.red devils, 6.adult convicts, 4.firemouths, 7.flowerhorns, 3.parrot cichlids 5.pacus 2.oscars most of them are not very small but can handle the convicts and Flowerhorns but soon my adult pink convict started to think she’s going to breed with one of the red devil who is the rulers of my tank! My pink convict started to flare at the red devil and simply don’t pay attention to her! Then she started digging at a corner and the red devil seems to help! But they are not even guarding the spot they are digging! Is this just for fun or are they really going to have babies?? -Sean < Your female white convict looks like she is getting ready to breed with your red devil. They both come from central America and have similar breeding techniques. They hav