sci fi, doesn't even need a plot, just lots of shiny new technology!
Who I'd like to meet:
Someone handing out money
Books:
Fish books! And vampire books, and I'm really fond of the book that is propping up my cannister filt
Heroes:
The guy who created scotch
TV:
Mostly I watch the cat on the tv.
Gender:
Female
Orientation:
Straight
Ethnicity:
Is Irish ethnic?
Smoker:
No
Marital:
Married
Drinker:
Yes
Education:
University Degree
Why do you like AC Tropical Fish:
It's all for the fish, and Lady Hobbs' antics.
Children:
No
Hometown::
Seattle
Aquarium 1:
heavily planted 72g bowfront
Aquarium 2:
heavily planted 38 tall
Aquarium 3:
Fluval Chi
typeof:
Freshwater
Rest of Your Aquariums:
Well, they are all empty so the best description is a bunch of glass boxes with various degrees of crud on the glass.
How I got started with aquariums.:
I was in a bar that was using TINY little bowls with gold fish in them for decorations. In utter horror I took as many home as I could carry and set them up in proper tanks. Then promptly killed them because the tanks weren't cycled. Not an uncommon start....
Favorite fish:
Corrys - great personality in a fish!
Fish I have bred:
Flying foxes (yes really - probably couldn't do it again though!), guppies, rams, kribs, celestial pearl danios, cherry barbs,
Why I like fish::
They don't talk much.
Best advice:
Nature's been doing this longer than you, if you fight her you will not win.
flourite Absolutely worth the trouble if you are going to have a planted tank. If you have cories you will want to put a layer of smooth small pebble substrate on top to make the surface smoother and easier on their mouths. Digging fish will raise a cloud in this stuff, but your lush plant growth will make it worth the trouble.
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