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Wow! those are beautiful!!! Especially the first one

well anything above 20 is tropical, I think that they might be in about 24 degrees, something around that. If i was you i'd put a couple in (acclimatised of course) and see how they go

I fed raw chicken to my cats, but they eat raw rats and mice too (that they catch) So if your reptiles were left in the wild, what would they eat? (don't snakes eat raw eggs? )

I keep my leopards in tropical water, so probably tropical I think i might try them in a tank that doesn't have any livebearers...

Maybe i'd be safer putting them with the mollies.... or just an excuse for getting another tank...

Mollies or guppies?

I hope i don't miss their transformation! I'm going away in 2 weeks 8) At a guess, maybe 50? Thats bigger than the 1st number cos the parents bred the day after i took these eggs, so i put those eggs in with these guys and thay hatched too

While doing my corys daily clean out, i took some pics. In the last pic, its barbles are visible

I think one of my angel fish had popeye, (its eye was sticking out further than normal), but it think it occurred cos it was getting beaten up, so i isolated it and it went away Some one else might know of an actual treatment tho

Squirt flourish excell on to the bba directly

Do you have wood in the tank? I've heard that wood in the tank helps with digestion.

I got mine from blueandkim, not sure if its in pet shops. I put some tank water in a container, then put a tiny amount (i use about 1/16th of a teaspoon) in and leave it for about 10 mins, then with a syringe get 3mls out and squirt in the water. I've been feeding it to my guppies and they love it!

I think that the brine shrimp that is frozen is adults so they might be too big for babies to eat. decap brine shrimp is good and instant 8)

I've seen some in wetpets (palmy) before and golden wonder killies in hutt pets 8)

If you look from the top, is the tummy even? I've got 3 bronze cories who are a breeding trio So it does happen. I'd think that producing eggs is a natural process that happens regardless of the presence of males in the tank. (I'm just guessing tho) A picture could help...

Could it be a female thats full of eggs?

My cat loves kinder surprise casing too I have lots of them lying around the house, and he has fun playing soccer with them. And he jumps really high for them too 8)

I've got liquifry for them too, so i'll try a mix of both foods That sounds a bit creepy, but cool at the same time :lol:

Here a video of them:

The airstone thing was about hatching the baby cories. I got decapsulated brine shrimp so I don't have to hatch it, feed it straight to the babies

The decap brine shrimp doesn't get hatched, so i'm hopeing that it will sink. In the photo, that little circle thing around their head - is that the egg sac? I'm used to seeing baby gbas, these are tiny in comparison I love watching them - thay are actually quite active, randomly swimming around! Its kinda strange - the other lots that i put into containers i put an airstone in and they didn't hatch, then these i didn't have an airstone in and they hatched :-?

Over the last week and a half my 3 bronze cories have been breeding Non of them started to darken, so i suspect they were infertile. Then a couple of days ago i noticed that the ones on the glass were dark :bounce: :bounce: The next day they were gone tho (i've got guppies, gbas and cories in the tank) Then yesterday I noticed another spawn and decided to try to raise them. This morning I woke up to find 28 of these : I've brought some decap brine shrimp eggs to feed them with 8) Any advice??

I watch tv - ER in particular, i think it helps distract me from what i'm stressed about

Golden bell frogs are awesome! I had 2, i called the female Hazel and the male Waldo To get the names i searched through lots of baby name books

I've got 1 ram who's friends with my 4 angels, he did take some time to be brave around them tho. What i found probs with was kribs with my ram. the ram who's about half their size, seemed to win all the arguments