N1CK
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LOL
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I used to.... then I rediscovered MSN :lol: I do go in every now and again though
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sand would be best, but it will naturally move to the bottom layer of gravel over time
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Loaches usually do funny things like that , they will eat snails, but probably prefer ramshorn snails over MTS. They also prefer to be in groups
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keep doing the gravel vacs and the water changes, it will help to remove all the white spot cysts
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I mean big fish are awesome, but you obviously haven't seen a fully planted high tech nano Aros are still cool though 8) (by nano I mean 20L and less)
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I don't think animates should pay for the treatment, part of the fault is your own for buying them in the first place and not QTing them. Slowly raise your water to 30, depending on what else you have in the tank (the danios might not do well with this temp) and treat with some wunder white spot cure (I think) at the dosing on the package. It will also partly help with gravel vacs and 50% waterchanges (to remove the cysts)
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I said it looks like a girl
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If there's algae you can reduce it, but otherwise its a good duration/amount of light
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whats lights do you have, fertilisers, substrate, CO2 + anything else??
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he caught tweetie
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/29252334@N03/4277106187/sizes/o/(bigger pic if you want a better look) your ones have more of an orange tinge to them...and mine have more spots only little though
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All of mine have some kind of bristles on their gum... The page on PC says that the Rio females get Bristles along them gum but not on the face... ill see if i can get a pic of it
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I'm confused about that as well :lol: I picked them up today found another 3 in the tank. bringing my total to 8 :bounce:
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LOL I was wondering where he got the music from :lol: How many different plecos do you have in there again?
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:oops: when you forget how long you have been at the pet shop for
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thats one nice novel you have written there :lol: welcome to the forums as well Fish wise some cardinals would be good, and can withstand the higher temps of the discus. Not sure what plecos can but I think some Bristlenose's would be alright and AFAIK they don't eat plants/have never seen mine eat plants
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Tank Conversion Log - Planted African to Catfish tank
N1CK replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
there's a whiptail of some description beside the other piece of wood, and the red whiptail on the bit of wood on the left? -
Tank Conversion Log - Planted African to Catfish tank
N1CK replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
*waits patiently for picture to load* I still can't see any Catfish... :lol: , wait I can see one *squints harder* is it a BN above the wood on the right? Beautiful Tank though -
We have some Big black orpingtons and a few younger sussex running around I can get some pics of them if you want?
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I am picking up 5 tomorrow, the pet shop here seems to get everything about 2 months after everyone else :lol:
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/d/df/Guppy-standards-grafik.svg/600px-Guppy-standards-grafik.svg.png "J" is a spear tail
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Very nice gotta love those black ones :bounce: