Luke*
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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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Very cool catfish
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Would be fine but you must do at least 50% water change weekly
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2HB
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wicked plecos, wish they wouldn't hold them out of the water like they're a cat though
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WHOA 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 too
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Great pics guys love the leopards, checkerboards, and blue snakeskins!! My melon pair
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Hmmmmm....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 ago
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Got 9 left, I am open to offers
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yes haha oops I fixed the photos so they are the right way up now
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Don't worry about messing with the water
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3 months on and ready for sale... I'd say they're 5cm excl tail
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Remember it's not the big one's fault, it's just in their nature
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Here'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 on
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Pics!!
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You'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.