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Listen to your husband. Husbands are always right

Duh! Check the topic title :roll:

My 2 new Ornate Birchirs and my new Fire eel ate out my hand for the first time tonight. Its a great buzz. My new 7.5 footer is supposed to arrive on wednesday. I cant wait to get it set up and put them in it along with my BGK, Oscar and large plec. Busy breeding the feeder fish aswell.

Keep the guppies, breed the heck out of them and use them as feeder fish for your new big carnivorous fish. You wont get bored with them

I get like this quite often (plecs excluded). I find the only way too solve the problen is to buy another tank and put a new species in it :bounce:

One of my first was a L014 goldie/sunshine plec. They have great colouring, are easy enough to keep and are relatively common so not too expensive. More info on this link. http://www.planetcatfish.com/catelog/sp ... ies_id=161

Thanks again for your input and information. I was saddened and shocked to hear of your recent violation. Please don't let it stop you from posting on this site. Your knowledge is invaluable to people like myself who aspire to follow in your footsteps. By the way all of the plecs that I got from your are thriving

Thanks for the info. Without having seen the fish i was heading along these lines. http://www.planetcatfish.com/shanesworl ... cle_id=380 I would appeciate your thoughts mr pleco.

A mate is in ch-ch and saw a blue spot plec that I might get him to grab for me. It has no L number and is described as being brown/grey with iridescent blue spots over its entire body. It has bristles on its nose so I suppose its a member of the ancistrus family. Can anyone give me more info on this plec or direct me to a photo. I have heard of a few of these in the shops lately. Cheers

Here is a link to one similar that I bought for $400 inc tanks, heaters, filters etc viewtopic.php?f=4&t=33722&start=0

Sorry for the hijack but I just got a 20cm fire eel today and was wondering if he would be ok with a 25cm ornate for a week or two. Or will the ornate choke on the eel and i loose both??

I had thought of that side of it. You did explain it nicely. I would call it more of a tendency to be outspoken or even loud mouthed

That is sooo... interesting. Being a sag myself but not really into horoscopes etc, I wonder why sag's are over represented in this poll?

Thank you

This is getting beyond a joke. Where have the rules been broken in this case??? There was no links attached. I am genuinaly interested in the product and wanted members feedback before i decide to purchase. Perhaps a list of what we are allowed to talk about should be a sticky

With a lid and in a cabinet I recon the noise would be kept to a minimum. Who is guna hit buy now first? me or you?

I am thinking about buying this and was wondering if any has any experience with them. Cheers trademe 211696606

I only have a fish CD rack but I thought that reptilian decor should be added I have this guy on the front wall of my house. He is 3m long And his son in the entrance that is 1.5m long

Sooo.. How was the crawl and zoo? I hope you avoided the poo. and saw lots of fish that were blue I wish i could have been with you Do do the crawl and zoo too. Hoo roo

It depends which butterfly pleco you are talking about. If you mean L168 then unfornunately no. But if you mean Scientific Name(s): Gastromyzon borneensis, Gastromyzon punctulatus, Pseudogastromyzon myersi Common Name(s): Stingray Pleco, Hong Kong Pleco, Borneo Sucker, Hillstream Loach, Chinese Butterfly Fish,Butterfly Pleco, Butterfly Loach Then the answer is yes.

When your at the zoo Be careful what you do Coz you might stand in some poo And get Zoo Doo on your shoe

I moved mine this morning. They are now in with fish that are too big to eat but not big enough to eat them

Extract from www.thereeftank.com An integral part of a sump is the "overflow". The overflow is the mechanism that drains water into the sump from the display tank. The overflow resides in or "hangs on" the display tank in a fixed position so that any water that rises above that level in the tank "overflows" through the drain into the sump. This is how the water level remains constant in the display tank. A wonderful side effect of using an overflow to drain water into a sump is that the surface of the water is constantly skimmed, removing undesirable surface films from the tank. This improves gas exchange with the water surface and aids in boosting oxygen levels and lowering CO2 within the tank. Also, not having the surface of your tank look like pond scum is a good thing, don't you agree?

The box at the back of the tank in this link is an overflow http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j82/l ... /front.jpg

lenght x width x height in cm divided by 1000