BTW... I'm new here!

[SayersWeb]

Been keeping cichlids for almost 20 years.... No longer doing Africans, just American.

Just added 2 new tanks (60 and 120 gallon) to join the 180 and 20 gallon I already had. :)

There are some recent pictures of them here -
http://www.sayersweb.com/aquariums

Well.... didn't want to barge in without an introduction!

[scholar]

Welcome,

Great pics of the Midas eggs. thanks, :)

[SnakeIce]

nice site... I did find one thing odd, you listed the bleeding heart tetras as x-tra large but the oscar( which is way bigger as small)
an actuall measurement or an aproximation of that would be not as confusing

[SayersWeb]

Originally posted by SnakeIce
nice site... I did find one thing odd, you listed the bleeding heart tetras as x-tra large but the oscar( which is way bigger as small)
an actuall measurement or an aproximation of that would be not as confusing Good point! That Bleeding heart is about 8" now!!! :D

I listed them in relation to their own species. So the Bleeding Hearts are huge for Bleeding Hearts but small compared to just about anything else.

I like your suggestion and will do just that. So, these days do people count the tail or not when measuring? In the old days we never did, but a lot has changed since then. We even have internet now!!

Thanks for checking out my site.

[SnakeIce]

you could measure them the way you are used to and just make a note some where on the page as to what you are measureing.

I honestly don't know which is done more now cause some measure one way and some another