DAlberta

I find my discus to be quite finicky (sp?). The wild caught will only eat blood worms and the rest will eat the tetra bits Dave :beer:

I noticed at the local Home Depot they were selling sticks of bamboo (which were sitting in water). I see these throughout the day at various oriental restaurants Does anyone have any experience with these using them in their aquariums? Any thoughts? Dave :beer:

Leave your spoiled milk in your fridge for about a year. Dave :beer:

Here is a pic of Tracy's 90 gallon (before it got the fish n stuff) Dave :beer: http://www.nabusu.com/bathtub.jpg

When is this competition going to be held? Dave :beer:

This topic is WAY too heavy fer me ........ I am still trying to figure out how a toilet work Dave :beer:

New cars have NO style! Here is my new convertible! Dave :beer: http://groups.msn.com/BeaterOwnersSupportG...oto&PhotoID=288

WOW! Someone is actually born here (in Calgary)???? I heard about em! Now I met one! Welcome aboard! Dave :beer:

Back a few years I worked in a veterinary clinic. One of the first things I learned is vets often have a specialty. Some work on farm animals, dogs and cats, wildlife and of course fish (I must admit this is a first I am aware of) We don't believe in "disposable fish". We do what we can to cure them and regrettably sometimes have to put them down. Yes, we would probably bring fish to the vet (if we knew of one in town). Dave :beer:

Go to your local hardware store and buy a few bags of "Target Play Sand". It is about $5 a bag. Be sure to rinse the heck out of it before it gets to your tank though! Dave :beer:

No I don't

How come you got rid of em Wolf? Dave

They were doing well until the others came, chased away from their lovers nest then eat their eggs Dave

Well, it appears the lucky couple is laying eggs and the other one (the male?) is rubbing itself against em. It appears she lays eggs one at a time Very interesting! I think I will wait to do the waterchange until tomorrow Dave :beer:

Does it look like this? http://www.loaches.com/species_images/nemacheilus_toni.jpg Dave :beer:

It is possible but will become unstable the higher you go. I just replaced my cinder block stands with 2" X 4" constructed stands. This way I can go two tanks high and still be very stable Dave :beer:

U Guys R Rong! THAT IS A NEMO FISH!!! Dave :beer:

Well it aint a plakat, must be a splendens Dave :beer:

I have found the same thing Dave :beer:

If the bottom of your stand has four pillars I would put plywood under it. If it is spread over a large are you probably dont have much to be worried about Is it going on hardwood floors, tile or carpet? Dave :beer:

Thank you very much for your meaningful input Milan You must be interested in molecular or organic chemistry???? Dave

Our place is very humid. I crack the windows when it isn't too cold out. I am not conserned about the humidity when the furnace is running as it circulates the humidity throughout the house Dave :beer:

I have a 6' long (70 gallon) tank and going to put a 4' fluorescent light on it If I use two bulbs will I develop an algae problem? Dave :beer:

What type of bulb are you using for lighting? Who long is your light on and does your tank get any direct sunlight? Dave :beer:

Global warming????? I have no idear Dave :beer: