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I reckon some of the live music I've enjoyed the most has been Bands that I wasn't that big a fan of but just went along with mates. Eventually became a fan of the band I went to go see Though I do splash out for bands that I am a big fan of, really looking forward to the Foo's concert in May 8) Unfortunately I missed out on Muse in Nov because work sent me to Melbourne :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

Going to be awesome! That's a cool Smilie Rockerpella I'm sure you'll think of some excuse to get out of the wedding :lol:

Oh you just need to delete the cache not the cookies.

Just curious, who's going? Any other big Muso's out there?

I had this problem last week where my inbox wouldn't load. After waiting a Lonnnnnngggg lonnnnggg time it said I could open it in HTML mode or what ever the downgraded mode is called. Read the F&Q and it told me to delete my internet cache as sometimes the files become corrupted. I did this and the problem went away. I found the Gmail Help very easy to use. P.s I'm a big fan and have been registered since it was invite only too 8) Are you still having trouble?

I found that when I had 2 Dwarf Gourami (one male one female), the male constantly harassed the female. Then it became better once I put 6 pearl gourami in the tank. He decided to chase the bigger fish around :lol: I might suggest getting more to spread the aggression out amongst a larger group? I'm not sure about the other fish in the tank sorry. Though 6 is a good number for clown loaches, but the more the merrier. You will see them more often

I've kept 1 male and 1 female in a 200L community tank for a while. The female gets her fins nipped occasionally but she is really tough. I've heard different stories too, someone kept 1 male with 3 females and the male killed the females. Then I've also heard of females ganging up and killing the male. Totally depends on the fish.

Would be neat if they did start coming in

Sorry to hear about your current state. But very excited to see pics of your new tank. :bounce:

Hey David, Did you ever get round to taking pics of the fish after they ate all the pies? :lol: Just curious.

Hey all, I was just gaining some interest in Killies and wanted to know a few questions. I have been doing some selling of my fish before planning on moving out of town and want to do a different kind of setup. Currently I have a 200L tank. Wanted to know what tank mates are suitable for Killies? Are they a good community fish? In particular Clown Loaches and Bettas or Angel fish depending on which I end up choosing. How hardy are they? What sort of temperaments do they have? (Also are they fin nippers?) Do people keep them with Bettas? Are they a good community fish? Do these questions vary greatly with species of Killies? If I was to get a smaller tank and try to breed them, how difficult is it? Any other important info that I should be aware about regarding Killies? Sorry if these questions sound like they get repeated but I find it hard to get straight answers to them. Thanks

Very nice tank. And the pup Just wondering what size the tank is? Would your oscars outgrow that tank?

I had a couple of dwarf gourami with my Male fighter. I was actually more worried of the gourami harassing the fighter. If you get 3 or 4 though I found that the agression is spread out amongst the gourami. Also I think fighters are a bit to slow to really bother the gourami too much.

Just wondering, with fish that size. How do you catch them to put them into another tank? Fishing net?

Hey What camera did you use? I'm kinda looking round for a digital SLR to buy soon. Any suggestions?

I found that buying frozen shrimp from pak'n'save was a good meal for my loaches. They love it. Also I have read that if you want to beef them up a bit feed them meaty foods.

Don't Clown's prefer a lover pH? Does your second tank have Chliclids? How are they doing now? Have you released them? They may get white spot when first going into your tank, I have read that turning up the temperature helps.

I definately recommend keeping clowns in groups of 4+. Started out with 2 then added another pair in and saw them heaps more but one died and I don't really see them that much any more Pretty much the more the merrier

I thought that any fish in a community tank would eat other tank mates eggs? Or are some fish just caviar crazy and others aren't? :lol:

Cool thanks. I would try and give it a go but I'm not sure if I'll be in moving soon so I don't want to get tanks/new fish just yet. Will see what happens, at the most I might try the hatchery and see how it goes. It is very cool to watch though. Might have to do a bit of reading and research into it. Is it bad for the female to be full of eggs but not end up mating?

I just came home this morning and my flatmate noticed my fighters attempting the unthinkable Problem is I only have on tank which is my community and can't afford a second. Both Male and Female are blue Veiltails with slight red colouration in the fins. Anyone got any suggestions as to what I should do? Or just let them attempt it?

What type of Gouramis are they? I use to have a bit of problems with my Male Dwarf Gourami's being agro to all the other fish but my Male fighter didn't have any bar of that and put him in his place. The Fighter doesn't really bother any other fish. My Pearl Gourami's and fighter get along fine. I don't have the 2 Dwarfs anymore because they mysteriously died

You could try a carbon filter. Just a question from me though, do carbon filters remove oxygen from the water?

Do you have any troubles with your female fighter attacking your guppies? I was going to suggest a male fighter but I that could end up in tears :-? How about a type of Loach?

Do you have any troubles with your female fighter attacking your guppies? I was going to suggest a male fighter but I that could end up in tears :-? How about a type of Loach?