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those are very pretty guppies!

probably. their skinny noses let them get inside the shell and eat the meat.

Thats good news! Hopefully the move will go easier than last time.

Yea, having a ratio like that will keep the constant advances of the males from piling up on 1 female.

thats a really great looking tank, and the fish look great too!

very nice pics!

I'll definitely use it when you release it! Sounds like it'll be nifty!

thats cool! Do you have any pics to show us? :D

yeah, I use buckets. Definitely a workout, lol. I have to take the handle with both hands, and lift it a few inches off the floor between my legs. 5 gallons.

Ah, my mistake. :oops:

well, Freshwater clams are hard to tell when they're dead, and pollute the tank horribly when they die. What kind of shrimp are you thinking of?

ok, so the most popular choice here is a bristlenose? I'll read up on them and start poking around the shops

could you turn off the filter, then try prodding at them with like, a popsicle stick, and hope they swim back to the main section?

I'm not sure if the paramaters mathc, but Rainbows could be a good choice here. They are colorful and lively, and porbably to large to become snacks.

that really sucks :cry: I hope you figure out why she died. One suggestion, I think Peacock eels are brackish, although I'm not sure.

nice find!

Looks great! Good luck with building the rest, and I can't wait to see pics of it with fish!

I always do! :wink: Oh, around... Kinda lost my fanaticism for fish, but was reading through the lastest newsletter, and got inspired, I guess.

I'm thinking about getting a pleco, or some other fish that eats algea, for my 20 gallon, whihc has a bit of an algea problem. First it was some diatoms, but that went away, and now it is just the green stuff. I've tried limiting feeding and light, but it dosen't go away. I'm thinking a...

you could do 1 oscar in a 55 I belive. um, for other stuff, maybe a small colony of the Malwai(I think) chiclids, like Yellow Labs. If you want to breed, go with convicts.

that is a really nice looking tank! The angels will love it!

thats good news! Sounds like the tank will look great when it's done!

http://www.aquariumadvice.com/viewtopic.php?p=472438#472438 There is still some room left in the 30 gal, even with the proposed moves. And when the population got too large for that, I know a LFS that may take them. If not, well, there are plenty of chiclid keepers around here :?