Woooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!
- Thread starter Red Tailed Wonder
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I know this thread may seem "FUN" to alot of people, but it has obviously moved far off topic! I nominate this thread for LOCKDOWN!
Every time I log on this thread is at the top of the list, but has little to no value to those trying to learn or give advice on fishkeeping. I'm sure it's "real funny" to alot of people out there, but let's place it where it belongs please, and move it to "general chit chat" forum. Everything has it's proper place. After all, I see many people ask about equipment they bought and how to "rig" it or do different things to function differently, and these are quickly moved to "Equipment and DIY" forums. Let's be fair with every topic. I'm a patient man, but we are now close to 5 pages of this!
PLEASE LOCKDOWN AND MOVE TO CHIT-CHAT!
Every time I log on this thread is at the top of the list, but has little to no value to those trying to learn or give advice on fishkeeping. I'm sure it's "real funny" to alot of people out there, but let's place it where it belongs please, and move it to "general chit chat" forum. Everything has it's proper place. After all, I see many people ask about equipment they bought and how to "rig" it or do different things to function differently, and these are quickly moved to "Equipment and DIY" forums. Let's be fair with every topic. I'm a patient man, but we are now close to 5 pages of this!
PLEASE LOCKDOWN AND MOVE TO CHIT-CHAT!
While I'm a guilty contributor, I agree with Bmeasure. This thread was not genuine from the get-go.
....
Oh for cryin' out loud.
:argue:
Please.
Here's what you do. If you haven't already.
1. Return your fish. You'll end up with dead fish and fish poo stew every 2
days if you don't.
2. Research on how to cycle your tank. 1.5" of fish for every gallon is the
rule. Keep to compatible species.
3. Get your fish from a reputable source. Diseased fish are not fun to treat...
and a pain in the butt.
4. Depending on the size of your angels, you'll have to either transfer them
into a 10 - 15 gallon (minimum) for the time being - then, wait for your
eggs to hatch. I'll probably have the fish nazis breathing humanity down
my neck, but your angels will survive with proper care.
5. Research. AND START SLOW. Upkeep, maintenance, and how to keep
the peace in the tank - this is what you need to know to avoid a mass
headache.
Go here for more info on your egg dilemna:
http://websvirginia.com/angels/
Did I say fish nazis? :devil:
SM
Oh for cryin' out loud.
:argue:
Please.
Here's what you do. If you haven't already.
1. Return your fish. You'll end up with dead fish and fish poo stew every 2
days if you don't.
2. Research on how to cycle your tank. 1.5" of fish for every gallon is the
rule. Keep to compatible species.
3. Get your fish from a reputable source. Diseased fish are not fun to treat...
and a pain in the butt.
4. Depending on the size of your angels, you'll have to either transfer them
into a 10 - 15 gallon (minimum) for the time being - then, wait for your
eggs to hatch. I'll probably have the fish nazis breathing humanity down
my neck, but your angels will survive with proper care.
5. Research. AND START SLOW. Upkeep, maintenance, and how to keep
the peace in the tank - this is what you need to know to avoid a mass
headache.
Go here for more info on your egg dilemna:
http://websvirginia.com/angels/
Did I say fish nazis? :devil:
SM
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Oh, and if this thread wasn't genuine, then I guess I just gave myself some good advice. Or not.
<smack>
I just got fish slapped.
Darn Aquaria Gestapo.
<smack>
I just got fish slapped.
Darn Aquaria Gestapo.
ashdavid said:
You can only get over on your eggs if you have the better yolk.
(oh, c'mon.... I HAD to.)
