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Wow I'm closer to Indianapolis than you, sorry

Haha all good options... You should grow it out even more and do each!

Where in ohio do you live?

That actually sounds like a pretty good set up! Sorry about your loss, good luck.. Post updates

Yes, this is what my female guppies tend to do when dropping, or if they just wanna get away from the males...

That's a really interesting idea.. I guess all my endlers do is eat and try to mate.. Livebearers are really the best. If I had more time/money I'd love to Pursue rare lines they're so many possibilities with them..

That's interesting I've never thought of that.. If true it would be possible to separate groups and influence their sexes... Sidenote how did you acquire all these rare livebearer strains?

This is all very exciting, but going back to what you said about mostly male drops, in my experiences I've found that with endlers and guppies in general higher temps = more males Lower temps = more females, I don't know when in the pregnancy temperature plays a roll but it does in many species.

#34 wish I'd seen this sooner..

Your mailbox is full, would be very interested in some, how much to 45305, thanks

I agree with that mine hardly ever leave the driftwood I have. However mine do come out to attack algae pellets I have for fry.

It depends what lighting you have but Anibus, java fern, mosses and undemanding plants like myrio and cambomba would do fine regardless.. Although ferts and light help

I'm my opinion I think it depends mostly on the oto you get, my tank had only been set up for 3 months and I got 4 and they're all doing fine, my parameters arrant perfect but I have driftwood and plenty of plants.. They're cool little guys I wish more people had better experiences with.

Looks great love how natural it is, wish I had nicer native plants where I lived!

My gray treefrogs love posing!

Very interested if still available. PM details, thanks

It looks like Anibus Nana, don't burry the rhizome aka part the stems come out of or it will die... It should then root in its own, Good luck!

AC Milan! Or Barcelona... Thanks! Still wanted to guess lol

Hello, how good are they at algae and detris removal in your experience.. I Already have a decent crew but would like to add some variety

I didn't know there was a second page when I posted sorry for repeat advice..

Hello don't burry the end, rhizome, of the Anibus! It has to root on its own.

Thanks for the advice! And I'd say If it was too big soak it in hot water in your tub.

These are all ready waterlogged, soaking is the months part correct?

Yesterday while on Lake Erie I found some interesting pieces of drift wood I want to add to my tank, and well what is the best way to clean it??