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I am an hour north of Alabama in Tennessee. Best, dino

Mainly it is the botia family of loaches that are the snail eaters, such as the clown and yoyo loaches. Dojo's are more of a insect/decaying veggie matter consumer. None of the fish listed should have any problems being housed together. best, dino

Drat! See you Thursday Dave. I will bring done the reverse trio if VC has them to spare. I clam the 220 up front as my real aquarist place. P.S. I have the coonskin caps made, just need to figure out how to get them here. Dino

Adam should be able to work things out for Saturday morn. I will be taking him back to Chattanooga Saturday evening, so getting you back to Chattanooga is covered. See you Friday afternoon. Best, dino

The clown loaches and discus should get along alright. Not kept discus and gouramis together, so somebody else will need to answer that one. Tn Tanks, join the rest of the Tennessee crew down in the Tennessee regional forum. All it takes is a pm to Voodoo Chilli letting him know you would...

2006 is gone to Florida. We are going to try 2007. Sorry Dave, dino

I do them at room temperature here. The best luck I have had with them is when I place some type of in substrate fertilizer for them. Once they have bloomed, I store them in the dark, in a bucket of water that barely covers the plants for about two months. Once I bring them back out, I make sure...

I am a clerk in the back. I am the one who looks like santa claus. Dino

How are things going? I hope all is well. best, dino

I work at the post office as the money job. Then I come home and work on the fish farm here, heheheeh. Tabitha, I know the feeling. Started out secondary education ended up biology. Dino

Just east of Athens in Englewood. But I work in Athens. Glad to have you join us. Dino

Yep, refridgerate wraped in plastic wrap. Soak the food first. I usually use enough to cover the end of my finger. I also turn off all filters and pumps for about 5 minutes after I add the food. Best, dino

Drat, forgot all about First Bites! I have some here. If you are not able to get any, I can have it in the mail to you, as soon has you pm me an addy. best, dino

I use them alot here. The usual fish ( plecos, cories, goldfish..) but also the more plant inclined cichlids, such as mbuna and some of the South and Central Americans, such as severums. I am very happy with the new Omega One Sinking Wafer, that www.fishstoretn.com sells. Check out the thread...

I too find it an undemanding plant. Enjoy! Dino