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Thanks for the clarification rufio. :D

Off and on. Worked 9 hours today so that took up most of my day. Tomorrow I have plans with my dad and then I work in the evening, so I honestly don't know how much I'll be on. Hopefully enough :)

Since I won't be online much today and tomorrow (urg, 9 hour shifts putting stuff on shelves... much joy) I vote to lynch Zaffy for questioning my place as first! :)

Nope. He's in 4th place according to his own logic :D

I don't count that high, all I need to know is 1 and 2, the place I'm in and the place my runner up is in. :thumbsup:

I agree with the above, it's definitely a willow of some sort. I have one at my dads place. You can plant the branches and they'll take root (in water too btw) and grow into a new tree.

Bahahaa, I posted right after he did. Sorry Bish, my bad.

First!

What do you mean 'Skimming Already' - today's Friday right? So if my memory (and the quote below) are correct... the game starts today. So, what kind of scumbucket must YOU be to accuse lil' old me of skimming? Hmmm? Oh right, your the one that eats people. Hmmm. -runs and hides-

So doesn't the game start today?

I'd suggest a sand substrate instead of gravel - sand is easier on the corys and will make it easier to plant stuff in the substrate.

Thanks Byron!

Very nice angels, even if they were cheap ones :)

So, these fish are about 2 years old right now, give or take a few months, and all appear to be fully grown. They are in a 75 gallon heavily planted and overfiltered community tank with about 50 other fish, ranging from a school of cories and 3 plecos to 3 species of tetra and a school of neon...

**dodges with amazing skill, until a rotten fish is thrown, at which point no one really remembers what happened**

Wait don't Bala Sharks get like a foot long and eat everything that moves?

Just want to say, a large school of rainbowfish would look EPIC in a tank that long... anyway, back to angelfish. I honestly don't know about size but if you're tank is stable and you acclimate properly there shouldn't be any issues regardless of size as long as the fish are healthy :) Though...

I'm going to be honest, while I think conservation efforts are... important to a degree, I think more so (also prepares for flying axes) that if a species cannot adapt fast enough to survive then by the very foundations of evolution and life it should die out. Just because it serves an important...

If it isn't a fin nipper and won't fit into the angels mouth I *think* that they're ok in the tank with them, especially with so much space to avoid the angelfish if they just don't get along well for any reason. This said, fish like those Chinese/Siamese Algae Eater (the ones that go after the...

You *can* add them now, from what I know they're less aggressive than most cichlids, similar to discus. That said, if you can wait on adding them till you have a few schoolers in the tank so they are used to other fish being all over the place it would probably go better. I haven't kept angels...