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I had a BGK and he did very well by himself. Which is probably the best way to go with theses guys.

Do you remember what lfs you saw it at? I have been to many lfs in the St. Louis area and have never seen any.

Does anyone know where I can find them for a cheap price? Over the internet is the way I would prefer to buy it, since I live a little too far away from Texas just for some rocks. If anybody knows someone who would give me a good deal for a rock, preferably one that hasn't been cleaned or...

Where exactly did you find them? I live around the St. Louis area also.

You should be able to tell by a spot on the anal fin. If it has a spot then it is a male.

I would say no, but I've never had fish lay eggs before.

I have kept them with figure-eight puffers and they have done just fine as long as their is enough space and hiding places.

When it comes to rams, females seem to have a pink spot on their belly and have shorter dorsal fins than males.

That's pretty much what happened after the lights came on.

I have a calvus and a frontosa, and one morning before their lights came on I saw them both hiding in their usual hiding places. But what was unusual was that they both were lying on the bottom motionless like they were sleeping. I was wondering if fish actually do sleep. Thanks

You do realize that you are typing on a computer, so you can take some time to get your thoughts straight.

I'd pay for the shipping for the sponge filter.

I live in the St. Louis area, and I was wondering if anybody knows where to buy crickets in bulk. I mean like a box of 500 or 1000 crickets. If they shipped it to your house I don't want a supplier that is kind of far away like in New York of California. Preferably I would like to find a local...

Nevermind that one, I already did that one.

It's raining right now in St. Louis, kinda ruining my plans though.

Thanks for all you've done I've missed you for so long I can't believe you're gone You still live in me I feel you in the wind You guide me constantly Hope this is a harder one...

So amphibians are what you are looking for. There are many species of frogs that would fit for what you are looking for. Turltes also like to be in water and on land, but most get to big for most terrariums or aquariums.

What kind of animal are you looking for? It's best to build a terrarium around whatever you are planning to keep. I have several geckos and other reptiles if thats what you are looking for.

Those look a lot like ghost shrimp. How big are they cause they don't look very big. Ghost shrimp don't get very big like the ones in the pictures.

That's one of my old favorites One Headlight The Wallflowers

I used silica sand for a freshwater tank, and I let it cycle for a good two months. I got the sand from Lowe's Hardware, it was $2.50 for a fifty pound bag, so I took it. I decided I would move my pair of blue rams into the 29 gallon aquarium which had the sand in it. They where doing great for...

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I meant when they where young, because the eggs will then be infertile.

If your looking fo a gecko try a leopard gecko. I have four and can easily be bred. For a thirty gallon you could get several, but make sure you don't get two males or they will fight once they reach sexual maturity. Also once they reach maturity which takes about a year and a half, you...

I have had three blue rams for about six months (2 males, 1 female.) I just recently moved them into their own 29 gallon tank. They where doing fine for a couple of weeks until last night both of the males where dead, they female was still alive but didn't look good. I let the tank cycle for...