Billaney

Welcome to the site Always good to see more wellingtonians , maybe think of coming to the Kapimana club meeting last wednesday of the month we meet in Tawa if your interested in meeting more fishy people

Sorry blue just re read your post and the pic i'm looking at is the panda , you did not post a pic of your skunk , MY MISTAKE , I apoligize :oops: sorry

this is a skunk cory or C. Arcuatus this is a c. metae your looks a lot more like the c.metae to me if you have the aelrod mini atlas look on page 426 to reconfirm also many web sites i found today looking up both these species.

Blue , I think your "Skunk Cory is a bandit cory , Corydoras Metae if you want to get scentific , i have some the same and have been checking them out since they spawned to make sure i got the name correct , the skunk cory has a dark arch band copletely over the side/top of its back , still very nice, and adele says she likes the butterfly plec too

looking forward to it as always Caryl

Hi Tim The 3 types i got off you are all doing well and lots of young , could you send me a list of all the species you have /for sale so i can do some homework and maybe buy some more from you thanks

Fantastic the Mystic , awesome tank ! Great too Timtam , do i reconise some of those fish :roll:

what about glowlight danios , a stunning little fish , easy to breed so buy 8 and you can have a nice large school withing a couple of months ,

looks fantastic Antwan , really great, Well done

Ok I'll kick it off so here is some of mine

how big is the tank you have the monster crew in ?

they are just a pretty colour morph of the standard tiger barb Jude , so any detail on the standard tiger barb is relevent to the reds

Welcome , always room for more fish keepers in Wellington and meeshelly , the answer is when i win lotto

the indian banded G has stripes Caryl i think this is what there talking about if thats correct , they do not spend a lot of time at the bottom but do like a rest every now and them .

Welcome Batz 8)

they seem to be doing great feding well on microwormsand increasing in numbers each time i look i looked at some in Auckland two weeks ago and they were over $25 each.

Sharn is spot on, the perfect and correct answer and what we all SHOULD do .In reallity almost no one does.

I agree Alan even if i have been at the tank most nights with a magnifing glass ...lol

Just wanted to as a big thank you to whoever spent a lot of time putting all the registered breedings data dateing back as far as 1974 online for us all to see. Very interesting to check out what has been bred and by who , maybe even who might have that special little somefish your looking for. Anyway THANKS

for me it all depends on what i want it to go with or is it going in a species tank by itself , and also where i got it from , some shop who will remain nameless i'd Q for at least two weeks , on the other hand i got a fish today from a very well known fish breeder and am quite happy to put it strigt in with mine. Another factor is how far did it have to travel to get home , a fish is going to be far more likely to get something like whitespot from a long trip than it is just going home from a local place, even if it was healthy when you set out Bottom line is your call, whats the risk and what are you risking if it does get sick ?

Adele and Me

thought i'd try that first as a change of tank might kill them anyway , worth a try Over the moon and some !!!

:bounce: :bounce: :bounce: I HAVE FREE SWIMMING FRY !!!!!!!! :bounce: :bounce: :bounce: just got home and there much bigger than i expected , maybe they have just been hiding in the java moss but there swimming around not really bothered about the adults and the adults are paying them no mind either :bounce: :bounce: :bounce:

after braking more than a couple of lids i thought i'd get as perspex lid made to try , it cost twice and much and is no good at all , it saggs really easy even though its quite thick , glass is the way

Flurish Exell killed all the GBA's in Adele's tank when she used it but did not seem to harm anything else .