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04-14-2008, 08:24 AM #1
Anything for the Fish!!!
Flowerhorn
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Well, now someones gonna kill me......
Well my sig says it all now whos throwing tomatoes at me...
Harls
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04-14-2008, 08:28 AM #2
The Mermaid
Red tailed catfish
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04-14-2008, 08:49 AM #3
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Electric eel
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We understand that you just bought one or rather two excusses to buy a larger tank soon.
Do as I say. Not as I do.
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04-14-2008, 08:51 AM #4
Anything for the Fish!!!
Flowerhorn
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hehehehehe
Harls
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04-14-2008, 09:24 AM #5
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Oscar
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How do you feed them, surely there is no room for flakes!!??? lol
Ghostknife
250 Ltr (66Gallon US)
BGK, Sailfin Pleco, Bala Shark, 3 random cichlids (cannot remember their name, they are not typical though), 4 YoYo Loach's, 1 Bristlenose, 11 Rumy nose tetra, 2 Black Widow Tetra,
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04-14-2008, 09:30 AM #6
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Angelfish
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LOL ... my 7 inch knife fish, Killer, (in my 80g tank) went to live on his own recently. He ate anything that moved, anything that tried to stay still, anything at all really !!
Originally Posted by Ghostknife
But good luck to you harls, maybe you'll have a house trained one!
You can have it done good, cheap, and fast. Pick any two.
80g (300L) - Discus, Silver Dollars, Corys, Kuhlis, Zebras, Bristlenose Plecs, Flying Foxes, Bumblebee Gobies, Bolivian Rams and a Whiptail Catfish.
18g (60L) - Lake Tanganyika tank with 3 Neolamprologus multifasciatus and 13 Neon Tetras.
10g (38L) - 2 male Betta Splendens (Crowntails) - Optimus Prime & Megatron
Pond (350-450g) - 9 Goldfish, Comets, Shebumpkins & 2 Yabbies.
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04-14-2008, 09:39 AM #7
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Oscar
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Originally Posted by SkinnyChicken
LOL ... my 7 inch knife fish, Killer, (in my 80g tank) went to live on his own recently. He ate anything that moved, anything that tried to stay still, anything at all really !!
But good luck to you harls, maybe you'll have a house trained one!
I called mine Starscream, but he died!!!Ghostknife
250 Ltr (66Gallon US)
BGK, Sailfin Pleco, Bala Shark, 3 random cichlids (cannot remember their name, they are not typical though), 4 YoYo Loach's, 1 Bristlenose, 11 Rumy nose tetra, 2 Black Widow Tetra,
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04-14-2008, 10:29 AM #8
Anything for the Fish!!!
Flowerhorn
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They Get Frozen Bloodworms and an occasional feed of flakes, thinking of getting some other frozen food, Any suggestions?
Harls
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04-14-2008, 10:55 AM #9
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Oscar
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Maybe some frozen brine shrimp. Not too much Bloodworms, as they are very fatty! Mine loved them too!!
Ghostknife
250 Ltr (66Gallon US)
BGK, Sailfin Pleco, Bala Shark, 3 random cichlids (cannot remember their name, they are not typical though), 4 YoYo Loach's, 1 Bristlenose, 11 Rumy nose tetra, 2 Black Widow Tetra,
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04-14-2008, 10:59 AM #10
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Arowana
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The bala shark is a schooling fish. It will be happier if you get 2 more.
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