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Are we having one in September or

here's my last remaining amatitlania sp. I call him Nick, he's a marbled honduran red point, I bred him and raised him myself he's got a nick in his dorsal fin, just a deformity he was born with, but that's where he got his name from my male (his father) the female of my original pair, so I sold...

nope definitely not one of those

well i was missing one of my ancistrus for awhile, i thought "he's probably hiding or something" and then i empty one of the pleco caves during a waterchange, and his skull falls out of it :eek:

Tried feeding my longfin albino bristlenose plecos some zucchini today I forgot ramshorn snails also love zucchini

My breeder box trick worked, I got 9 clusters of eggs from my big blue overnight Here it is with one of em

Yeah my water's pretty hard and mineral rich, so I guess their shell development will be good in that regard

Ah interesting Becca, yeah they started out as kind of a reddish, and some still are, but then I got the blues so I'm gonna see if I can get a nice personal blue line out of mine Also today I got some pictures of my blues

so i got some water wisteria a couple weeks back at an auction, then a couple weeks later some leopard ramshorns that had apparently hitchhiked on it started popping up. i was happy with just the leopards, but on top of that, as they matured, some have turned to a brilliant blue. i moved the...

Thanks for the info, but woops I should have worded the second question better Would a solitary fish's lifespan be increased if it didn't have the stress of breeding/fights over dominance along with good water quality and a good diet?

I had a couple questions on the subject, and Reed from VeryFishe was very helpful with my questions and answered a few already, but I will ask them again to see other people's perspectives on the topic. I am planning on jumping into peacocks after a couple years of keeping central american...

I got some water wisteria from the last meeting, kinda came with some ramshorn snails thank you to whoever brought the wisteria, i've actually been trying to get my hands on some ramshorn snails, love the little things, not sure why people hate em so much these would be brown leopard...

I have a 30 gallon tank housing a group of l144a plecos growing out, as well as an l183. I started with 4 l144a's. but I lost one for some strange reason. First, almost overnight, its tail and fins became torn to shreds for some reason, it just looked like something took a ragged bite out of the...

Just a hypothetical question, if the tank is big enough, would it be able to work? Not sure if there's any information on it online, but everything I could find was just people asking if the two could hybridize or live with frontosas in undersized tanks. I think it'd be interesting to have...

7.5-7.6, high iron and pretty hard, sorry forgot i didn't put it in the original post

pH is high just because that's how my tap water comes out, and maybe instead of tetras I could go with some sort of barb? Maybe tiger barbs?

Just looking for something that looks nice, schools tight, is big enough to not get eaten, and can handle a high pH. The acara is one of Jeff rapps' esmeraldas gold acara, she's about 4 inches long and the tank is 29 gallons.

are we having one? if so when is it?

As for red root floaters, I plan on using some sort of airline tubing as a barrier to prevent it from growing past a certain point. like I said before, rhenana, while it's gonna be harder to find, sinks rather than floats. I can always just move clumps to another tank or give it away if it grows...

what if I breed things like super red longfins and some sort of high end guppy? also come to think of it would angelfish in there work or would they just eat the guppies? (probably a dumb question)