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Isn't it always nice to return to something that you know, love, and enjoy? Don't get me wrong- journeys to strange and new places are awesome; however, there is indeed some sort of "comfort" in returning to the familiar...even if that "familiar" may be considered "out there" by many others...

I have a dragon's blood peacock that looks like it rubbed against something very rough or is having some sort of external problem with its scales. Its pectoral fins are also chewed up and fuzzy at their ends. I dont believe it is ich. Ill post more photos later once I catch him and get him in...

Have one of each. They were the survivors from a friend's aquarium that sprung a leak. Can deliver to Jan meeting. Blaise

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At the ACA convention I was talking to the rep from United Pet about getting a light donated for the 150g at my school. Well, 2 - 36" Double Bright Reef Capable LED fixtures showed up at school today. If I could only afford something like that for my home tank. For those that don't know...

Seriously, what are the aspects that you really savor (no gustatory jokes please) or that give you the most satisfaction? The stuff that makes you smile almost down to your bones or just plain content... Discovering fry or eggs is really high on my list, sure I'm hardly unique in that...

hello ladies and gents! I've been kind of lurking around. I love this site! thanks for having me :)

I bought a trio of apistos at house of tropicals. they were really inexpensive and labled in the store as apistogramma agassizi sp. blue head. I searched online and found nothing using that name, but eventually found the following page with a picture of exactly what I have, using the search...