JazzyJeff

Yeah! What he/she said!

Have you added any fertilisers?

No pic... Friend of mine is wanting one.

So like $50 or $100 or more?

an albino oranda? (say about 7-8cm) And are they common or hard to find?

hmmmm... unfortunately I wouldn't know good from bad - hopefully I have some good ones - they don't look skinny but they are on the small size.

LOL! I hear ya there - I just got some Clown Loaches today and I have way too much fun watching them!

Thanks - I might just do that - those fish look awesum!!

That video is classic! Love the Sponge Bob Square Pants sound track!!

Are these easy to come by phoenix? What price are they usually? I would really like one ... or two ...

Hi Cesarz Thanks for that - I like this little guy thought that a bunch of them would look nice in my little tank. I was putting feelers out to see if they were freely available JJ

Better still ... Can anyone tell me if this is a spear tail? http://www4.snapfish.co.nz/thumbnailsha ... =SALBlink/ Thanks JJ

Thanks Nick - yes I have seen that I was just hoping to see an actual picture.

I have put this in another message but does anyone actually know anyone with these (speartail) Anyone have a picture of what these look like?

Anyone have (or breeding) Spear tail guppies?

I have heard that unwanted c/d's tied in a manner that lets them flap in the wind make good deterrents for birds... failing that, how bout a hyperactive border collie?

There is an aviary full of them at Animal Antics in Mt Maunganui - bit far away tho!

There had been no action in my tank for months. I then added a BN breeding log (a fake log with one end blocked off) I went away for the weekend - when I got back daddy bristles was fanning eggs... No Barry White or poofy candles in my house!

:bounce: just curious - what sort of babies?

Thanks LA - I have never heard of clove oil... very interesting!

Calling for thoughts/ideas on best way to euthanase aquarium fish please...

FUNNY! Unfortunately, moving all other fish isn't an option - there is a lot of drift wood and plants tho. I am off on holiday for a couple of weeks so the little guys are gunna have to fend for themselves, :-? hopefully when I return in 2 weeks there will be some left. If not I will reconsider where which tank I have the log & BN family in.

Thanks BB - I can't seem to get onto photobucket at the mo so can't post pics :oops:

:bounce: I have my first bunch of bristle babies! My boss went to Australia a couple of weeks back and as a gift got me a Bristlenose Breeding Log. I was quite chuffed that they got me a gift and promptly put it in my tank... after seeing nothing but the tail end of my large BN sticking out of it for the past week or so, I saw that he finally came out to eat this morning - I got me little torch out and took a peek. Inside was a bunch of tiny miniature BN's - soooooooooooooooooooooooooo cute! These are my first babies. After seeing FireFish's pics I am hoping the GBA's will be next! Her pics are amazing! :lol: I'm off to Aussie myself at the end of the week so will keep my eyes peeled for another log for the goldies. Pity I am going to miss the little bubba's coming out - hope there are still some there when I get home! Can anyone tell me - Do I need to provide them with any special food? At what stage will they come out foraging for food? Thanks in advance

wow! what an amazing picture! Well done Firefish, :bounce: they look wikid!