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Old 09-07-2014, 12:27 PM   #1
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Hello everyone and I'm very pleased to join your wonderful forum. My name is Colleen and I currently live in Wisconsin. I have 4 freshwater tanks going. My 75G is the main tank and it holds most of my beautiful African cichlids and a couple of striata botia loaches. The list is by common name & not all in the the same tank, mind you:

Kenyi - 1 male & 3 females
Cobalt Blue - 1 male
Moreii (blue dolphin) - 1 crazy male
White Pearl - 1 female
Red Zebra - 1 male & 2 females
Albino Red Peacock - 3 males & 3 females
Ice Blue Red Top Zebra - 1 male & 3 females
Acei - 1 male
Brichardi (fairy fish) - 3 unknown gender
Unidentified Blue Zebras - 1 male & 1 female
Yellow-fin Borleyei - 1 male & 2 females
Electric Blue Johanni - 2 males & 1 female
Demasoni - 1 male & 1 female
Tretocephalus Five Bar - 1 male & 2 females
Marlieri - 1 male & 1 female
Gold Ram - 1 male & 2 females
German Blue Ram - 2 males & 1 female
Blueberry Peacock - 1 male
Red Peacock - 1 male
Convict - 1 male & 2 females with 40 fry
Feeder Goldfish - 1 male (6" long-4 yes old)
Fancy Goldfish - 1 unknown gender (5" long - unknown age)

Whew!!! That's a lot of fish. I keep my tanks natural & the fishes like it that way. I hope to both share and gain much knowledge here. You all seem so nice.

Thanks for allowing me to be part of this fabulous forum of fish enthusiasts!

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Old 09-07-2014, 08:04 PM   #2
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Welcome Colleen. That is a very impressive list to a noob like me. When you say they are "natural", dose that mean they don't shave? lol JK. Anyway, I would love to see a picture of your 75g.
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Thank you for the welcome. Yes...they are European fish...they don't shave or bathe...lol. Here's my 75G tank of wonderful. What kind of tank & fishes do you have?

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Welcome Colleen! Your tank looks so very nice! Enioy!
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Welcome Colleen! Your tank looks so very nice! Enioy!
Well thank you redsea! Glad to be here. You are all so kind and helpful.

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Welcome! That's quite the collection of African modern European non shaving non bathing fish you have there. And such a pretty tank too They must be so fun to watch (having ADHD and even a simple majestic Betta is distracting let alone a bunch of active Chiclids running around LOL!)! Best wishes for a healthy tank and fishies!
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You're awesome. Thanks so much for the kind words & giggles this morning! I needed that today. Are your tanks pictured somewhere on the site so I can see them?

Also, I'd like to comment that you sound just like me..."cichlids RUNNING around the tank". I too, talk like they have legs! You're very humorous...I like it.

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You're awesome. Thanks so much for the kind words & giggles this morning! I needed that today. Are your tanks pictured somewhere on the site so I can see them?

Also, I'd like to comment that you sound just like me..."cichlids RUNNING around the tank". I too, talk like they have legs! You're very humorous...I like it.

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No, no pictures yet as my photography is quite terrible (the only thing worse is my plant skills. I should probably be arrested for crimes against plant/algae kind LOL!) plus my tank is empty as a dreaded fungus killed off my first community tank :'( so I'm trying to get it to some semblance of a healthy aquatic environment. And you're more than welcome for the laughs. There's plenty more. Plus internet hugs. Hence my avatar being a Great White Shark asking if someone needs a hug
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