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About 10 days ago I noticed a baby fry (believe its a guppy) and now there's 3 more! Funny thing is that I took this picture earlier this morning and now there's another one! So I now have 5 baby guppies!!!

Got back in to this hobby about a year ago. Currently only have a 20 gallon tank, which houses 12 fishes, making it a community tank.

Things have been great but have to admit I have lost some due to not knowing what I was doing.

Fast forward and things have calmed down, without any others dying. Nitrate has been a constant battle which has led me to weekly water changes (50%). Also as of late but cutting how much I feed them in basically in half.

What it seems to be happening is that one of my Goldfish who is currently all white (used to be gray) is now turning orange. Is this normal?

Not the best picture possible, but i believe i have total 2 male Red Gold's and one female, with the female being pictured here. I purchased a separation net, just in case and shes doing fine.

Signs that show this may be true

• Other fish were following her around, poking at her
• Red bottom area, getting darker
• More of a "boxy" stomach area

Hey everyone,

Thanks for giving me advice since my last post. Read more and more into it and now I'm up to 12 fish!

Changes included -

• adding a Air stone / pump
• Used Start Smart solution

Fish Include -

• 2 comet Goldfish
• 1 minnow
• 4 black tetra
• 2 fancy guppies
• 1 Kuhli Loach
• 2 algae eaters

Feeding them flakes and brine shrimp.

Not the best picture, but everyone seems to be liking it, including both my boy cats.

Hey community,

Just found this community earlier today and need some help. Last week i purchased this tank (starter kit that came with everything) for a good price and wanted to get back into aquariums. After filling up the tank with water and letting it "cycle", thought it would be a good time to add some fish.

I was handed some test stripes from a local shop and when tested, it seemed to pass all the tests. Last night i bought 8 fish (4 neon tetras, 2 Red-gold guppies and 2 algee eaters). Things seemed to be fine until i checked on them this morning.

All of the neon tetras had died. 2 of them were floating and two of them havent been counted for. As i prepare the decreased ones a proper burial at the upstairs bathroom, I wanted to reach out to the community and see what i did wrong, how to improve to sustain a healthy environment for them.

Please let me know any recommendations, clearly the information here isnt enough, so i can update the information when needed.

Thanks,

Highlights

• New heart rate processing algorithm, provides more accurate and faster results

• New memory management (heap unification)
  

• Weather integration in PineTimeStyle watch face
  

• Power optimizations
  

• Bug fix in shake wake
  

• InfiniSim : New status window
  

Improved heart rate algorithm

The improved signal processing algorithm for the heart rate sensor was contributed by @Ceimour. They reworked the signal processing code that converts the raw values returned by the sensor, and also fine-tuned the senor settings. All in all, this new algorithm should return results faster (6.4s) and more often (each 800ms) than the previous one. You'll find more information about this change in this comment by Ceimour. New memory management aka Heap Unification

InfiniTime was previously allocating 3 memory "heaps" (memory area managed by software modules) : one for FreeRTOS, one for LVGL and one "global" heap allocated by the C++ standard library. To make memory usage more efficient, and to make the monitoring of the memory usage easier, we merged these 3 heaps into a single one managed by FreeRTOS. This change allows us to have a better overview of the memory usage and reduces the overhead generated by multiple heaps.

Weather in PTS

The ground work in the form of the weather service was introduced in InfiniTime 1.8. It enables companion applications to send weather information, which is then available in InfiniTime for processing and display.

However, apart from a debug application (which is not available in released versions), InfiniTime did not display this information... until now. Thanks to @kieranc, the watch face PineTimeStyle now displays the weather forecast sent by the companion app. Please see the documentation on the Pine64 wiki here and here.

Improved battery life

Following @aykevl's recommendations on the wiki, we were able to reduce the idle power consumption down to around 200µA, where it would use ~900µA previously! The PineTime can now easily run more than 10 days, while it would need to be recharged after 3-5 days previously!

The status window in InfiniSim was redesigned and now displays the status of BLE connection, brightness, charger, battery and alarm much more clearly!

Notes about this update

The resource file was not updated since InfiniTime 1.12, you don't need to update it if you already flashed the file from the previous release.

Just discovered the Lemmur app and at first glance, looks very promising. Opening up the app, nothing loads. Ok, maybe i need to log in. Tried in log into my account under lemmy.ml and it just spins

Headed over to their github page, and its been over a year since the last release, v0.8.0 that supports v0.15.0. Seeing that most, if not all, instances are pass this version, is there any plans on updating this app?

Been watching over the recent surge in fediverse users for about a week now. Last week, it was climbing what i would call naturally, organically. Now for the last couple days, its been like 350k in the last 2 days.

Love to see the growth of users, but these have to be bot created accounts. I dont want this to be bot infested community. I see the value in bots when used correctly, but lets be real - general population and bots could ruin this community.

Is there anything planned? Is there work from some third party to throw off the "stableness" of Lemmy / fediverse?