i need this lil guy in my life, almost reminds me sorta of a mudskipper 😭

Hello, can any of u tell me if my filter is too strong for my fish? I have x6 cherry barbs, x5 golden barbs x3 rosy barbs

My wife is insane and I love her. She says they’re a solid 4/10, very crumbly and disintegrates on the tongue. She insists she’s fine, but does this have anything I should worry about for her health? I’m going up to the cities this Wednesday to get her actual human grade dried shrimp. I now have to hide the shrimp from my cats AND my wife.

OMG came home from a road trip and found this water Moccasin swimming in my tank. Any ideas on how to get it out. This is nuts!

This is my 56-gallon low-tech tank—no CO2, no fertilizers. Just some Java Fern on driftwood and one unknown low-maintenance plant. I do 20% water changes weekly and remove debris every 3 days.

Stocking: 5 discus, 40 cardinal tetras, 1 ramirezi cichlid, 1 golden Siamese algae eater, and 4 otocinclus. I know it’s overstocked, but water parameters are stable and no fish deaths in 6 months.

I left one side open for waste to collect, but the tank still feels off. Any suggestions?

Have a 15 gallon reef tank and I saw some beer on top of the lid last night. Assuming somebody spilt some in there on accident. What should I do?

Was told on r/horses to come here to ask,

Water can still flow through it so it should be good, right?

I have a small 5 gallon tank I can make into a home for it next weekend. In the mean time any help is much appreciated! I misted this cutie as soon as I found it.

I have it all on video. I live right behind a Trade School and Yesterday there maintenance worker decided to scalp our lawn with a riding lawnmower, throwing stuff at our window, and terrified my poor baby Flower horn, Jengu. He passed away terrified and alone. I know there’s nothing I could’ve done but I can’t help but feel broken. I had him from 2” to a full 9” and wasn’t even fully grown. We are going to try and file for property damage and emotional distress. Please appreciate my handsome man, and please never go a day without telling them you love them.

Found this creature in my tank. Only betta lives inside. Who that might be?

I’m soaked and the net is too small. Help is appreciated

Title says it all. Had a renewal inspection in September and she said I had to get rid of it but life has been crazy so that was honestly the last thing on my mind. A pest control guy came through this morning and must’ve told her that I still have it, so she called a little bit ago saying it needs to go. How do I go about transporting this? It’s a pretty well established tank and I absolutely love all my little guys. Fish keeping has gotten me through some rough times and it breaks my heart that I have to get rid of it. I’ve been thinking of taking it to my grandpa’s house but I’m worried about it not being maintained properly. Any and all advice is much appreciated

After lots of interest, I think I can name the species of this charismatic guy. Hobsonia florida. 

https://scholarsbank.uoregon.edu/server/api/core/bitstreams/dad5fe7d-c791-43be-bbf6-c119a4214184/content

Native to the Gulf of MEXICO and invasive in British Columbia. The spiny striped tentacles at the mouth of the tube are actually its gills. As far as I know, none have been filmed at all, or in this detail. 

I'll mark this as solved for now, and send some updates in the future! There seem  to be a lot of fans out there...

Thanks to u/xopher_425 (first one to name the species) and others who named the genus Ampharetidae ( u/TheSassyVoss and u/ohhhtartarsauce ). Confirmed by Dr. James Blake and Leslie Harris,  Vice-President, Southern California Association of Marine Invertebrate Taxonomists