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Hi, I can't help ya on this one as I'm in Tempe, and seldom get to tucson, but know there are some active folks there. Try the net for groups in that area. I know there is a live plant group there, found it elsewhere in this site.

raw honey litterally sucks out infection. Max's hole was like three inches across and half an inch deep. The vet said to put raw honey in the hole every day, so we did. worked great. Sounds like a certain dog needs to be put down if he's that mean, or they need to keep him in a cage he cannot...

They had us put raw honey in the big wound on Max's shoulder and it drew out the infection in a couple of days, but it took months to heal up the huge hole. To this day is is afraid of big dogs. I pick him up and carry him past large dogs now. I hope your little guy get well quickly so you can...

the same happened to my little max, he was really chewed up, took three men to get him out of the jaws of a big dog. Then he had a huge hole in his shoulder about three inches across/ Took a long time to heal him up, and about a thousand bucks in vet bills. At least I still have him to love...

Well, we know who runs that household don't we? ha ha ha love it, doesn't get better than that

They'er such great pals, mine snuggles up against me on the couch, or in bed, and I can't imagine how one could be cruel to these little animals. I'm so blessed because we rescued him. Little Max is my life. He's a Yorkie btw

I've been looking at the tank photo's and lots of very nice tanks have driftwood. One person mentioned boiling his for four hours to prepare the wood. I have seen this dw in Petco and Petsmart,(yeah I know) and am wondering if I got a nice piece what must be done before adding it to my...

Very nice, I'm a guppy lover myself, and raising the fry is a load of fun. Keep up the good work.

Sounds like you have it all under control, that's exciting when you're getting that close to being up and running. Keep me posted please. Maybe when you're going full tilt you might let me come over and see it, you can brag a little, and I'll be excited to see it.

Yeah, we went to Homo Depot for a few items and took Max with, and everyone in the store loves to pet him, they think he's so darn cute and loveable. He just loves going there. The little bum, Petco is fun as when I'm looking for parts or fish he gets to go in and gets a treat.

Yeah, mine is like that, he goes and hides under the bed when we go out to eat and leave him home. He loves to go with us. Sits on my lap while mom drives and looks out the window. God, I love the little guy!

the wife and I adopted a little yorkie that was 11 months old, the gal who had him was going to put him down. We have had him 3 years now and love him to death. Glad you did what you did, his love is priceless.

I still check this site regularly, so if anyone is interested, I'm still here and would sure enjoy meeting some AZ folks.

Tempe price and broadway, 20g and 2 10g freshwater tanks. Would love to get together and yak about my favoriet hobby. Fish are mollies, black, guppies, dwarf blue gorami, angel fish, tetras , green swords, platy's. Am a live bearer fan, but if it swims, I'm interested.

I have mollis, angels, yeah, I know most folks don't think they belong in a 10g tank, but when ya buy em real small they're ok, guppies, platy's and tetras, danios, and anything small like these also some cardinals or neons. Love it.

Let me know how it goes. I know theres a lot of folks who disagree with me on the subject, and I'm no expert, just a guy who is having fun with the hobby.

I didn't have any problems, but I bought them as very young and when they were added, the other fish were already established. People tell me same about the angels, but I did the same there, and had no problems ever. Maybe I was lucky, but i had fun with mine.

Hey guy, you're doing great. I've little experience with goramis, but those I have had were great in a community tank, at the moment I have a blue gorami in with the other stuff in my 20g tank, also have one angel fish. I usually have two or three, buy em as young and never have any problems...

Yeah, I have had the same luck there, bought 20 Green swords from them and all have been healthy, and young. Am now just beginning to see some pregnant females. They were young enough not to be sexually mature when I bought them. Gotta love it. So what fish do you keep? I'm a community fish...

Sorry, I'm live in the phoenix area, so have no idea. I'd try the net and see what comes up. I know there is a group there and you may be able to get some advice from that bunch.

yeah, I know, I've given up on finding anyone interested in talking or whatever. Found a gal in Texas who I've had a blast visiting with tho. If you're interested in visiting or whatever, let me know, tractorholic@gmail.com Brian

I love the idea, but if males are present, there will be interbreeding of species. I've wanted to do this, but want to keep the strains clean. I have blk mollies, and would dearly love to get some dalmations, but need to keep males seperate I guess, and when needed put a male and some females...

Looks like she isn't in the mood, and boy is he ever in the mood. She's saying no in a big way.

I have a couple of tanks that have fish in them, and I tested the water and found I have some very hard water. (8.5) as a new to the testing and such game, how do I get the water back down to withing the range that it should be, and how do I keep it that way? Would sure appreciate some good...

Hey, I can relate to that,.......................I think, tho never had more than a couple of days of vacation myself. ten endlers would be really nice, and if ya can raise a few extra, I know someone who might buy a few from ya. You could also trade them for .................who knows by them...