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Wingin' It

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  1. Hahahaha...dang! There is a video going around where this guy in Texas is fishing on a lake and comes across a big mouth bass swollowing a similarly sized big mouth bass...he picks them up out of the water, and put them back in the lake and the both swim away! Guess it happens in nature too!

  2. The mr fishclubgirl and I dropped into the ne petsmart and they had a 3 day sale. There is some nice red wag platies for 1.75, rainbows for 2 dollars, sailfin mollies for 4.86 and some other sale fish(that I wasn't interested in, can you tell??). So if you feel like braving the roads, there's deals to be had(and they have nice big brochis for 6 dollars too).

    Oooo...I may have to drop in to take a gander...(hahaha...I said that at the Innisfail livestock auction a few weeks ago and someone took me literal and thought I was there to buy a Goose!)

  3. Ya, just me...I had some family hand pick me some PFRs, Rilis and Oranges back in December. I was planning on doing it again back in Feb. I think it was...with a group order, but the darn supplier was being a bully...I think he just thought he saw opportunity...I don't respond nicely to that way of business.

  4. I got my most recent shrimp, the CBS, from the group order that Ron did last week. They reside with the PFRs in the Ebi, while the Orange reside in a 10 gallon with a bunch of Java moss...nothing fancy...just wanted them to breed fast and often! Oh and the PFRs and Orange (and Rili, just not in the pics yet) came direct from Bangkok, Thailand in December.

  5. Is there a plant I can put in the tank that the cichlids will eat but will grow fast enough to replace itself??

    You can always try plants...less expensive plants...lol Cichlids don't tend to touch Java Fern or Anubias 'cause they're typically tied to driftwood and apparently they taste bad. You might try other plants like Giant Vals or stick to plants that you don't mind keeping in pots (so that the fish don't dig them up).

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