UofMKitty
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Guppy

About UofMKitty

Location:

Tennessee

Gender:

Female

Orientation:

Undisclosed

Smoker:

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Marital:

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Drinker:

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Education:

Undisclosed.

Children:

Undisclosed

Aquarium 1:

55-gallon planted community Black and white rock Large piece of driftwood A few large rocks to create caves Running wave whisper filter and a jet filter with sponge filters on both(to protect fry mostly) Two air stones and an led air wall As far as plants: three bamboo shoots, various grasses,

Aquarium 2:

30-gallon cichlid tank Sand substrate No plants Large driftwood and rocks for fish to hide in. 12 electric blue 15 yellow labs 1 pink convict(that's right, Insaid pink convict) 1 very large spotted pleco This tank is intentionally overcrowded to curb aggression. In addition, since I have man

Aquarium 3:

10-gallon This tank is used as a quarantine for newcomers and sick fish only.

typeof:

Freshwater

Rest of Your Aquariums:

I don't have more aquariums than that/those described above.

How I got started with aquariums.:

My mother always had aquariums when I was a child. She had so many that she had to have a room just for the aquariums! I grew up loving fish and learned so much from my mother. Today, I keep the fish and she comes to admire them when she can.

Favorite fish:

Mollies. I love these fish. They are hands down the most happy to see you.

Fish I have bred:

I have enjoyed success with breeding any live bearer fish. They seem to breed when you don't want them to! Convicts and African cichlids have been the hardest for me, but I am now overstocked and enjoying a rarity in my tank::my pink convict and an African have paired up!

Why I like fish::

The aquarium offers peaceful company unlike any other pet/companion can. I love to watch my fish swim more than I like to watch tv. I also use the aquarium as an educational for my 5-year-old.

Best advice:

When setting up a new aquarium-be patient. Do not rush into putting fish in it. The stress will most likely kill your new fish, and this is what I find discourages newcomers from the hobby. Also-choose a reputable fish supply store, and NEVER purchase from a tank that contains 'floaters' or any fish that is obviously stressed out.

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