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Great fun as always and thanks to all who showed their support, especially to the out of towners who made the extra effort.
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NLS has a food that contains garlic called Thera+A. Solved the same issue with my trophs. Melafix is a great med. for bacterial issues, causes a bit of a smell since it is a plant extract, but it works and the smell is gone once treatment stops and yer back to a regular water change schedual. :beer: K
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If they are 10 years old there is a good chance they are hitting the end of their natural life span. The scales do seem a bit distended in the first picture which could suggest bloat, but without the huge bellies this seems unlikely. NLS makes a medicated food with traces of garlic which helps with intestinal issues but I really think you have healthy fish which have lived a long and happy life and met their natural end in a tank of a good fish keeper.
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2o fer this Burbot please!
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Not sure which fish you are referring too, all the ones I am looking for are African in origin... Altolamprologus Compressiceps Sumbu Dwarf - (tang, shell dweller) ?
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Looking for Sumbu dwarf compressiceps, tropheus brichardi "canary cheeks", and teleogramma brichardi. If you come across them, please let me know.
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Any 100% silicone works.
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I've got one that might work. K
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Fresh hatched baby brine shrimp seem to work the best for me. Best overall survival and growth rate. I try to slowly ween the fry over to crushed NLS after a week or so, depending on the species.
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Awesome, simply awesome. :bow:
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Best Sillicone To Use In A Freshwater Tank?
Burbot replied to Ek219's topic in General Aquaria Discussion
100% clear silicone, no additives, mold resistance, or anything besides 100% silicone... -
Penn-Plax Cascade HEAT Fully submersible, internal glass tubes (not ceramic core) for better heating efficiency. Guarantied for life, if it craps out I take it back to where I bought it and get a brand new one, no questions asked. Note, I do go to one of the greatest LFS on the planet. Thank you Riverfront! Low cost is the clincher compared to other brands. What's not good---> hang on the back or ceramic core heaters. Very poor efficiency, the points stick and fry the tank due to condensation inside the heater, and anything without a temp control. Cheers :beer:
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The fish club is definitely the best place to meet many fishy friends . Lots of cichlids down here in Cowtown too, CAS auction next week to boot!
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Canada post is on the endangered list...kinda easy to see why.
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Come check out the Calgary Aquarium Society if you have time on the 2nd Tuesday of the month. A few cichlid lovers there too.