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I agree with Ron don't breed 'em not a nice combo unfortunately, turk + PB = x
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lol nice one B keep those lines up
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Ron is right, fighters are found in rice paddies hundreds/thousands of gallons in size.
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Freakin' cool
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3 ft tank too small to keep 5-6 in to adults but can stay in there for a while if you're doing large daily water changes. I have one pair in a 3 ft tank.
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Yeah I was saying nice tank as in nice big tank, pic looks great too
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It is likely in your terms and conditions from your power company that it will state you cannot receive power from any neighbouring properties for your own use.
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Nice tank! Can't help with q tho sorry
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Would be fine but you must do at least 50% water change weeklywicked plecos, wish they wouldn't hold them out of the water like they're a cat thoughWHOA those clowns are HUGE on that thread! well those 2 anyway, heck! Love all your clowns evil and nice tank man! I need a bigger tank for all my clowns tooGreat pics guys love the leopards, checkerboards, and blue snakeskins!! My melon pairHmmmmm....spot the edit haha Yes they're breeding in one of those compartments, I had them in a seperate one each while conditioning and as hoped the male made his bubble nest. The female is the lone survivor from a gorgeous red male and big plump blue female fighter that I spawned ages agoGot 9 left, I am open to offersyes haha oops I fixed the photos so they are the right way up nowDon't worry about messing with the water3 months on and ready for sale... I'd say they're 5cm excl tailRemember it's not the big one's fault, it's just in their natureHere's some shots of my latest pair. Bought the pastel coloured male veiltail at the National Fish Show off another club member His new girlfriend (sorry a little blurry) Great white....Siamese fighter...?? Killer ...Siamese fighter?? Quite like this shot you can see the nest under a polystyrene square and also the male from the top and straight onYou're doing everything right with your water parameters etc. See if Phil has any photos of them breeding before. Sometimes they can shake at each other indicating they are a pair but not have actually gone any further than that.