Much as we love Repashy products, adding fresh vegetables is all you need to do to halt lateral line erosion. It takes a long time to heal and sometimes doesn't, so you are aiming for halting, maybe reducing not removing. Peas are a good option as they can be placed around the tank to stop aggressio...

I am guessing tap water is pretty much liquid chalk where you are and that collecting rain is, to say the least, ambitious. Your best case is you can slowly acclimate them to neutral pH. With blackwater fishes going directly into your kind of water, RO is pretty much life support and cannot be sudde...

I think you've now got a really good chance of rearing these. Microglanis are not fussy eaters - do you have a plan for feeding them - newly hatched BS or something else?

Jools

OK, will get on it. These look like secondary issues, in other words, problems caused by the fixes put in place to resolve the first set of errors etc. Disappointing (in myself) I've missed them, but there are so many (I'm past 4000 line edits in the last month). Keep reporting, I'll keep fixing - t...

Ah, a badly defined count. Fixed now.

Cheers,

Jools

Fixed,

Jools

OK, think I've quashed these ones too.

Cheers,


Jools

Yes, these are effectively warning messages. I've cleared them up now.

Cheers,

Jools

This is a little more involved and perhaps is more a catelog data issue than a bug per se. The root cause here is the species XML download summary page at Fishbase isn't working. Example: Go to https://fishbase.de/summary/Rita-gogra.html, and click on the summary link in the Download XML page. If th...

This is now fixed, as ever, thanks for your patience and reporting diligence!



Jools

I think these are all now fixed.

Jools

Hi Eric,

Sorry, I was halfway through updating all these yesterday and just got too tired. I am at the keyboard afresh this morning and hacking away at these. Should not be a long time.

Cheers,

Jools

Yeah, should be reported to YouTube. This stuff is cannon fodder for certain anti fishkeeping groups.

Julian

Yes, this works. That’s effectively what the hidden feature is for.

Jools

Yes, add as common name. So but not the latin name. Some have been added as a hidden synonym, but the best idea would just be a common name of Rio Atabapo Loricaria or similar.

Jools

Fortunately, this was fairly straightforward to fix. I've checked the rename worked with the new name too. So, all set!

Cheers,

Jools

Hi Shane, It could be a lot worse. You can replace tetras, but Panaque are for life. :-) I found out today that UK aquatic writer / expert Neale Monks has a pet Panaque called Claire who he's had for longer than he's been married. I'm guessing something like 29 years. I hope you manage 29 years with...

Think I've got these fixed now, thanks for reporting!

Cheers,


Jools

An easy one to fix, hoorah! This error happens when displaying an image of a species that doesn't have/belong in a subfamily.

Fixed now.

Cheers,

Jools

Yeah, this is bad design on my part - the dropdowns reset the values of what you've typed in. Just the way it works but I need to change it as it's pretty rubbish to use.


Jools

I think this is all working now too, I know these are older errors but seems to be OK (did a simple test today).

Cheers,

Jools

These are now resolved.

Cheers!

Jools

This is now fixed - so you should be able to add species now etc.

Cheers,


Jools

This is now resolved, thanks for reporting.

Cheers,

Jools
Note to self: in php8, you can't explode a variable without a separator. https://www.php.net/manual/en/function.explode.php

I have fixed both these errors, and tidied up the "move image" function.

Cheers!



Jools

This now works.

Jools

The "change my species" function now works.

Cheers,

Jools

Over the past week, I've reviewed every other Planet page and removed these warning messages/bugs. I may have missed some but I think, generally, this issue is fixed. It has highlighted several areas of improvement and I found a bunch of old bugs or things that have just plain never worked and now d...

Reproductive cycle of the light bullhead, Leiocassis nitidus (Pisces: Bagridae ), Jong-Wook Kim, Cheol-Woo Park, Su-Hyang Yoo & Jae-Goo Kim, Aquaculture Division of the Korean Society of Fisheries Sciences. Aquaculture Division Conference of the Korean Society of Fisheries Sciences Conference Pa...

Good shout on Epistylis, it happens more often than ich. It can be triggered in various ways (I've read) but in the sort of tank Chewy has, if there is a chunk or build up of food that is not spotted and left to rot, then disturbed, perhaps by the influx of water then it'd do this. Ich round spots, ...