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livingart

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  1. those are african cichlids from lake malawt which would grow and eat your other fish they also ideally should be kept at a higher Ph level than your current fish
  2. he doesn't like plecs for some reason
  3. missing a couple of scales, had a battle with the pleco not as stroppy as he used to be
  4. livingart

    Hi Ya'll

    good to see you still around davidb welcome back
  5. the jar is doing well a little empty though latest pic missing a couple of scales, had a battle with the pleco
  6. i like your response with a touch of compensation i was thinking more of devo Crack that whip / Give the past a slip / Step on a crack / Break your momma's back / When a problem comes along / You must whip it
  7. whip them into shape crack that whip whip it good
  8. and after a while of meaningless posts people may stop looking
  9. sorry to hear, heir you have a right to be mad :evil:
  10. all of the above are correct i think smidey was smart enough to read between the lines trav more info next time you request an answer
  11. it becomes a feeding frenzy when you have 5
  12. i run bare bottom for the aros in the big tank but substrate for the birchir tank, fine black and white river gravel matches the ornates colour if aros try to take food off the bottom they end up with a mouthful they are pretty good at seiving it out but i don't want to take a chance good shot of you holding the tank cricketman
  13. i keep one eye on each of them and an open mind
  14. well done DJ you have just increased all our knowledge base
  15. maybe swim bladder problem or intestinal http://aquarium.ucsd.edu/Education/Lear ... f/body.swf if swim bladder it can be emptied by inserting a hypodermic needle just below the lateral line and letting the gas out
  16. haven't seen that before, so can;t offer any help sorry i have emptied a male with dead, decomposing babies before but the pouch was swollen not up into chest maybe try the evac technique but tip him updide down to see if it is air higher op
  17. i would say get a duck, but they don't really eat it much 8) netting is the answer
  18. as morcs has said disease in one disease in all of them also same temp and water parameters in each tank sump could be plastic bins stacked on top of each other, wet dry arrangement large pond master pump then pipe out split into four with ball valve on each line to regulate flow back to tanks safest way would be to drill overflow in each tank
  19. same as a dog, maybe smarter do anything for food so reward system works well
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