Search results

welcome!

It is loooking fantastic Luc!

:popcorn:

Very interesting link! I thought the blinking light solution was really a cool idea!

+1 on the shellies! They are fascinating little buggers. Apistos would be fun, and there are so many different species and variations to pick from. If you're up for a real challenge, bettas!

I am very sorry to hear about your aunt! It is hard to see a member of your family like this, but it's best to remember them when they were at their best. Just hang in their, and you have some really nice people here to support you! Best of luck, sending good thoughts your way! Trevor ><>

Nice Arowana! I've heard that the eye thing is caused from them being kept in captivity. In the wild, they are always looking up for their prey, ready to jump out of the water to catch it. In captivity, they have to look down for their food a lot of the time, especially when fed feeders. Is...

I retract my comment back a few pages. It was uncalled for and I apologize. Really! I was having a bad day, stress from a recent death in the immediate family all compiled and I lashed out. I hope my comment can be accepted, livebearerfreak. Eventhough your rescue was risky, I commend you for...

Pictures?:dance2:

I agree 100%. The OP really is in an unfortunate decision, and he should follow your suggestion. And I've heard with proper conditions, oscars can grow up to an inch a month! Trevor ><>

Two words explain this perfectly. Absolutely fantastic! :D

:y220e:

The platies will work well, and as mentioned, swords get too big. If you're into livebearers, there are a lot of different small species that are less common and hard to find in an average LFS, but common online. Endlers are becoming more popular, but they are small, active and very colorful...

I know that HBH makes two pellets, a floating and a sinking. If that helps ya at all. :)

I'd have to agree at this point with the lateral line theory. With the female, pheromones are the most likely cause. Still, it's very interesting!

Ooof, what a shame :/

I've been trying to imagine how it'd look, and my mind keeps coming up with huge things! If it could be done, by anyone, it would be fantastic. Like a captive-ecosystem, mini-biome extravaganza.

I have no idea, but they look fantastic. I'm fascinated.

Nope, not that. The one I have is identical to the one pictured.

Today, I was taking cuttings from a shrub that my neighbor and I share (between our properties). Anyone know what it is?