Recent content by Clare

Hi there... looking for a 60-75 Gallon tank, prefer a plexi but will take glass as long as it is in relatively good shape. Would rather a breeder type tank, shorter height and a bit wider and longer but am open to all considerations. Am in the San Francisco Bay Area - thanks! Clare

Here's the video....sorry for the quality, it's off my iPad...

I also think rainbows are a good choice or you could add a small school of roselike sharks...see my video attached here of my 115G

Thanks....it has become a borderline obsession as is the way many of my hobbies go LOL. Good luck with yours!

Fry Pics...always fun :-)

Pretty - I will have to rememeber to upload from ym camera and not my iPad LOL as the quality of the video is always better. Looks like you have a nice assortment in there. I also keep a 40G stocked with celebes rainbows, muchollochi rainbows and about 5 young parkensoni rainbows I am growing...

A short video of my 115 with assorted rainbows...thought you'd like to see them.

I feed them to my puffer fish. LOL

Clown Loaches Sold Thanks for all the views ... clown loaches sold for credit to LFS for just about what I asked here for 'em.

I have a nice school of 8 clown loaches, ranging in size from 2-4 inches long that are in need of a new tank to call home as my 115G is not getting any bigger :-) I am located int he Silicon Valley/Bay Area in California and will not ship - these are for local pick up/delivery only. These...

Thanks for the video, Jetajockey ... I think I will try pulling the next tube. These fry look incredibly small, like my spawns of German blue rams last year. Thankfully I have kept the vinegar eel and microworm cultures going. :-) And, Bigpapafish, I respectfully disagree with your...

I am in the process of attempting to breed peacock gudgeons and would love to hear about anyone else's experience in doing so. I have 7 fish in a 20G long - 2 males and the rest females (fairly sure on sex though these are young fish but the males have the bigger bulging heads). I have had...

I would definitely want the biggest tank possible to keep good water quality while breeding anything, and the bristlenose need room as they have large spawns and are a big waste producer, which leads to poor water quality quickly in a smaller tank. As I stated before, my pair are in a well...

Well, I have bred long fin albino bn plecos (fairly easy), German blue rams (more difficult); am also trying peacock gudgeons at this time.....but so far, my neolamprologus multifaceiatus are super easy - pretty much just add water. :-) Clare

ABNs Just saw this post and thought I would chime in - I bred my lf albino bn plecs successfully last year (about 300 fry from four spawns). Raised them mostly in the 40G they hatched in, though I did keep a 20G long available for backlog and fed them all lots of fresh veggies to grow out as...