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Very nice pics! I like how you have captured the odontodes.
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oO! i must hunt this pic im thinking of. it has to do with the fry and filters.
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yea. i ran outside. took 3 pics. standard gibbous moon.
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get your money back . I used this filter with all my baby fish so far. haven't lost one. you can turn the flow down. for new born fish use a sponge filter, and then when the get to 1cm in length they are fine with one of these. i usually lie them flat to the ground with the jet pointing to the surface of the water with lots of floating plants.
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:lol: ive used these filters with fry and never had a problem :lol: you filter was broked LOL
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no no i had other buckets. but they were also being used at the time. :lol:
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I am very very unsatisfied with the glosso. I hope it survives. it is spindly, weak and had just been hacked off with no roots at all.
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:lol: You would do a BSc majoring in zoology, but can then do your masters in Herpetology or any thing else that you like.
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its an application. just ignore / block it.
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It wasn't in my case. I was very confused too. All the other fish were happy as. However my temp was 30C, so i reduced it to 26 and then added more whiptails, then slowly increased the temp to 29 over the next week. I now still add whiptails to the tank, and the temp is now 29C and have no issues with them jumping.
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They do occasionally jump out. i once lost between 4 and 6 red whiptails in 48 hours - they all jumped out. The batch after that did not jump.
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yeah. prob too small for 1 discus too. definitely not for a fully grown one.
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In that case you probably don't want 2 severums in there. You could get 1 discus, but get rid of the barbs.
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Neons are not fine in the higher temps. At 29-30 degrees you will be buying them every couple of months. How big is the tank?
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how big is your tank?
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You could also rig a standard heater with a rheostat so you can achieve the higher temp. Or use a metal coil like in the kettles only scaled down. You could use a DC converter rigged to a rheostat.
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Dwarf f/w puffer keepers (Carinotetraodon travancoricus)
phoenix44 replied to breakaway's topic in Freshwater
what do they do when the female is laying? does she sorta turn round in circles around the nest? -
Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
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Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
New Fish Update - -
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Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
hahahahha 8) marketing 101 :lol: but in all seriousness, it just happened to be there.. -
Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
That is the female flag your plan sounds nice too -
just friends hahahaha. that is if friends exist in the fish world.
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youth rate no longer applies.
