in need of buds....

[(=^_^=)]

um...about that thread i posted when you guys said that, my fish are anything but dying. they've been living for over a year and i've been researching and cories and other fish i've been saying would adapt fine in my tank.

 

[H3D]

um...about that thread i posted when you guys said that, my fish are anything but dying. they've been living for over a year and i've been researching and cories and other fish i've been saying would adapt fine in my tank.

It says right in your signature that one of your tiger barbs died. Considering that they can live for well over 5 years something must be wrong with the aquarium.

 

[Evan214]

:troll:... oh no, not again.




It's pointless, she's not going to listen becuase that's not what she wants to hear...

:huh: Why can't you just take our advice? I'm pretty sure that there are people on here who have kept fish much longer than you and are speaking from their experience. Please just listen and stop being so :rant2: stubborn.

Just my two cents, but you could find that in a parking lot couldn't you...

 

[fish_freak]

Ok guys once again stay on topic this isn't a flame thead if you don't want to be this members friend then just keep it to yourself. Lets all get along lol.

 

[sexymumma]

GET OVER IT!:bday:

 

[(=^_^=)]

correction!

It says right in your signature that one of your tiger barbs died. Considering that they can live for well over 5 years something must be wrong with the aquarium.

yeah died like A YEAR AGO!!!

 

[blackwolfXKAV]

yeah died like A YEAR AGO!!!

but this still means that he died, and even earlier at that.

here's my idea that i think you might like:

if you get a bigger tank, say something like a 20-55 gallon tank, you'd be able to keep all of your fish and even be able to add some of the ones you want. just remember, sometimes the truth about fish sucks, trust me, though, you just have to deal with it and move on.

hope this helps, B.W.

 

[fishcatch22]

but this still means that he died, and even earlier at that.

here's my idea that i think you might like:

if you get a bigger tank, say something like a 20-55 gallon tank, you'd be able to keep all of your fish and even be able to add some of the ones you want. just remember, sometimes the truth about fish sucks, trust me, though, you just have to deal with it and move on.

hope this helps, B.W.

exactly. we're not saying your fish in your tank are not PHYSICALLY fine. they could easily live out their full lifespans in your tank, and your are not overstocked. but they will have to endure crushing loneliness and bordem for the rest of their lives. is that what you want?

HTH, and I, nor blackwolf, dislike you.

 

[(=^_^=)]

well, you can dislike me then. just saying, I DON'T HAVE ROOM FOR THAT KIND OF TANK!!!

 

[Aussie_hippie_2]

It's like talking to a...never mind. This argument is pointless. You won't listen.