Caryl

I found this... http://thegab.org/Illness-and-Treatment ... .html#Fuzz Of course, we don't have medicated food here and eryhtromycin and tetracyclines are prescription drugs only but it might be a start for you to read.

So can I but I think we need to encourage him to work it out himself. He has had all day at home to do so

I am sure there must be a financial FNZAS member in here is close enough to come and count them for you then sign the form.

Actually, setting up and maintaining a large tank is easier than a small one. If something starts to go wrong in a big tank you have time to notice and adjust things to correct it before anything too terrible occurs. With small tanks the fish can be dead before you realise something is wrong If you want hardy, I would suggest egg layers like danios, rasboras and tetras. Most of these are schooling fish though and need to be in a group of 6 or more. 60L is not very big so you will be limited in your choice. I would suggest cherry barbs, with corys on the bottom.

Why aren't you at school Joe? You can't upload photos from your computer. They must be online on a site that allows sharing, like Photobucket.

and did you register them???

I hear a lot of people who watched in 3D got motionsick in some of the scenes. Anyone here have that problem?

Do you like the look of a shoal of smaller fish or one or two large ones?

The Mysterons took over bodies and Captain Scarlett had to fight them! :lol: I can't compare any of these to Avatar as I have not seen it.

As another bottom dweller? Is there just the 2 pictus so far or do you have other middle and top swimmers?

and the ones like The Body Snatchers

Welcome to the fishroom. 60L is not very big so you need to keep to the small species. Have you considered whether to get live bearers or egg layers? If you choose live bearers (guppies, platies, etc) you will quickly be over-run with fry.

My son said he can put them in his pond if you like, he has room. He lives in Belfast. Send me a PM please.

They have survived this long, I am sure they will continue to do so while you find them a new home. If you do not find someone in ChCh who wants them, I can rehome them here. I wil be in ChCh Queen's Birthday weekend (June 4 - 7). I may also know someone in ChCh who will have room in their pond. Will get back to you.

That is so mean of you!!!! :evil: Bet you are there the next night skiting about all you stuffed yourself with :roll: :lol:

Sounds like you need to try breeding a rummy nosed, Burmese odessa neon :lol:

Now if only more of you would send articles!!!! :roll:

I can't believe you got her back after all this time. What a relief! Yes, they can DNA feathers.

Thank you. I assume you are well into the next article too?

I think we upset Carlos last night :-? Sorry about that Carlos! :lol: We will try and be good tonight.

And no we don't have those shrimps here

Rummy nose tetras are always popular

And all this from this picture, added as a last minute filler to the end of the article :lol: ... Thank you for the praise Jennifer. What has made this the "best yet" in your opinion? I try to get a bit of everything and a wide range of subjects but it is difficult when so few articles are sent.

The definition came with the pic When I was at school it never specified water, from what I remember, but I do remember the semi permeable bit. It is one thing that stuck in my head.

OK KP. He often doesn't know he is going that way until the actual day so we will see what we can do. No promises but will keep you in mind if a fault comes in over your way.