do you also FW?
- Thread starter indireef
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Fresh water 
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- Howell, NJ
ahhhhhhhhhh hahahahahaha.. lolz. < ronen >
if you mean do some of us no something about freshwater then yes we do.. just ask around someone of us no somethings...
or do some of us have freshwater tanks....
i would say never again to that one... lolz...
if you mean do some of us no something about freshwater then yes we do.. just ask around someone of us no somethings...
or do some of us have freshwater tanks....
i would say never again to that one... lolz...
i've done freshwater much longer then i've done salt. I started w/ out Redbelly paranas.... now i just a small like 26bow full of guppies,snow tetras and a nasty parrot. Its in my sisters room at my moms house, b/c i have no room and my 120g salt takes priority
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- Flushing NY 11355
That's my turf
I am a major FW fan. 5 tanks altogether and always setup FW tanks, especially planted ones, for friends so forth... :smokin:
That's why I always respond to MR memeber who have live sand to dump. I used some of those in the FW tanks.
I am a major FW fan. 5 tanks altogether and always setup FW tanks, especially planted ones, for friends so forth... :smokin:
That's why I always respond to MR memeber who have live sand to dump. I used some of those in the FW tanks.
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I've been keeping FW since i was about 4, with the help of my dad of course. It was a little tank that turned into a big hobby . I've kept most every FW fish at some point or another . Killed probably 1 of each kind, not a good thing huh?
. I've kept most every FW fish at some point or another . Killed probably 1 of each kind, not a good thing huh?
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- Flushing NY 11355
Gold fish is hardy in general.
They can tolerate quite bad weather changes and survive the cold out in the pond. They even breed in a puddle of my pool in my old house which suffer from drought due to a hole in the lining. :shocked1:
Furthermore, they don't jump out of the tank like my butterfly fish did!
Reefer420 said:
They can tolerate quite bad weather changes and survive the cold out in the pond. They even breed in a puddle of my pool in my old house which suffer from drought due to a hole in the lining. :shocked1:
Furthermore, they don't jump out of the tank like my butterfly fish did!
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- Flushing NY 11355
Your water sprites are odd looking.
Are there some fish that keep eating them? All the tips of the leaves are cut!:scratch:
Gmandese said:
Are there some fish that keep eating them? All the tips of the leaves are cut!:scratch:
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- Flushing NY 11355
Gmandese, Can you check out your Dino
Can you keep an eye on your Dino and see whether the Dinos are the ones that eat your water sprite?
Recently, I have a similar situation with an Asian plant where Dino are there too. I can never catch them in the act either. Couple branches are shorten to only half the length in one night. The Cichlids in the tank seem not the ones-I never see them bite on that plant. They only scratch the aglae on the glass with their tiny teeth and biting the fresh buddings of the java moss.
:scratch:
Gmandese said:
Can you keep an eye on your Dino and see whether the Dinos are the ones that eat your water sprite?
Recently, I have a similar situation with an Asian plant where Dino are there too. I can never catch them in the act either. Couple branches are shorten to only half the length in one night. The Cichlids in the tank seem not the ones-I never see them bite on that plant. They only scratch the aglae on the glass with their tiny teeth and biting the fresh buddings of the java moss.
:scratch:
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- Huntington
The only good thing to come out of FW is Mysis...
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