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susankatomerit
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Joined: 09 Mar 2005
Location: Tulsa, Ok
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| Quote: | | Pshhh... excuses. Laughing Why don't you just rent one of those public storage units and put some shelves in for lots of little kilifish? Laughing |
Na, it would have to be in my backyard, then I could have lots and lots of tanks.
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Jacko
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Joined: 20 Mar 2007
Location: Washington
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| Posted: 2007.11.21(Wed)20:51 Post subject: |
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| susankatomerit wrote: | | Quote: | | Pshhh... excuses. Laughing Why don't you just rent one of those public storage units and put some shelves in for lots of little kilifish? Laughing |
Na, it would have to be in my backyard, then I could have lots and lots of tanks. |
Oh yeah, like go to Home Depot and get 3 or 4 of their ready built sheds (the barn ones are nice  ) and have a ton of tanks there! I think your neighbors might think you crazy, carrying fish tanks to the sheds all the time. |
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susankatomerit
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nonamethefish
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Joined: 06 Feb 2003
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| Posted: 2007.12.07(Fri)18:40 Post subject: |
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Most of the Fp. or Aphyosemion species should be good...but ask the breeder. Agreed the tetras need to be removed.
I wouldn't reccomend Epiplatys annulatus as a beginner species...and definetly not at the price liveaquaria charges(good grief! I could make a fortune!). The fry are super tiny and they must have an established tank to have any chance of making it.
Fundulopanchax gardneri is my favorite and one of the best.
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jdwizzle
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| Posted: 2008.07.13(Sun)1:01 Post subject: umm |
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| where can you get a breeder mop,any specific color? |
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susankatomerit
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susankatomerit
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jdwizzle
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| Posted: 2008.07.15(Tue)23:59 Post subject: hey |
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| does it matter what the color is for a spawning mop. |
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nonamethefish
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Some say yes, and claim black and dark green are best. In addition, they look the most natural and fish probably feel safer with the dark colors.
I've never tried a white mop but I think eggs could be tough to find on it too.
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susankatomerit
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| Posted: 2008.10.02(Thu)20:38 Post subject: |
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I just used the white for demostration purposes, I usually use a darker green and it blends in with the plants better.
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