phoenix44

*fishslap iphones are not the way of the future. :lol:

I have an XT phone and there is no problem with the net or games. In fact its actually good. I also have a vodafone on account that ive had for over 5-6 years now and that's not too bad either.

halp. like a lol cat :lol:

A golden Algae eater or 3. They are excellent.

I got the pure brown bn from a friend who got him from somewhere in tauranga. no spots or any thing on that one. I must get a pic of him. The mega massive one is this one: - got him from wet pets in palmy. couldn't believe he was a bn when I saw him. __ and this is what a normal male bn looks like

halp

shhhh! :lol: he is coming to see me on sunday at work! :lol: LOL just kidding. ill help where i can.

An AR 620T would not at all be suitable for natives would it? It is tall and thin, and there is no place for the heat to escape from without leaving the hood open, and even then it would get too hot right?

depends on the sort of aquatic plants you want. I don't think there are many places apart from wet pets and animates that sell submersed plants. one of the garden centre places used to apparently. I usually order good plants in that are not expensive, but they get picked up within a day or so.

whoa. that is awesome.

ah, you make me green with envy :lol: awesome pics, and what wonderful colours. I love your yellows in particular. do let me know if you sell babies in the future.

you should never have told him that :lol:

Fantastic, I was hoping you would play too :lol: My theory is that I have an Ancistrus triradiatus. It does not look like a cirrhosus at all. having said that there are soooo many different types of bn's that it is completely possible that that just have not gone through the entire list of possibilities. the guy i have is about 3-4 years old, small for that age, but has nice bristles and a plain brown colour, like a bark. Not a single spot on him. I also had a mega huge one a while ago who was easily 18cm or more which I don't think is really normal for them.

well aren't you the inquisitive one :lol: its not those spots im looking for but the normal ones. or even lack of the normal spots that has me thinking. :lol:

that is good im looking at the spots. thanks!

mainly face. but any clear shots would be helpful

I just learned something interesting today, and want to see if its true; so need to see pics of your mature brown male (and possibly female) bristle noses. If you know they are a certain type of bn, please let me know what you think they are as well Thanks!

You must like the colours grey and brown I will be of no help with a native tank. all i know is that they need to be cold and the fish are brown and grey. minus that one red like one. and they look like long bullets. maybe not bullets but like long bacillus bacteria.

if it is still endangered, i presume they would be upset.

wow its very healthy. makes me want to grow some under the right light for it.

I is fixed your spellings (*Insert lolcat here).

its amazing how the patterns will change over time. I think both my L002's are males

get a 2m stand or a 1.5m tank. I have also seen people use a very strong piece of wood to rest the larger tank on.

its more flimsy, so fish can get stuck in it. personally, i would not worry.

no major risk in that regard. sometimes silly fish that have no brains like bristle noses insist on getting stuck in it. fishing line is better.