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How long do you think it will take for the eggs to hatch? This is my first experience with egg layers

I just looked in my tank and my female convict has paired and spawned with my male hrp. there has got to be 50 - 100 eggs. any chance of these being fertile?

MMMMMMM......... beer battered discus

I agree with fishbrain, they eat ALOT, plus lack of minerals would probably be it. They are not finicky about water quality

can you get him an "instructional" video for pointers?

what about a school of tiger barbs?

put 1 male and 3 female guppies. see how long it takes to get fully stocked. $2 a guess, winner take all. whos in? and yes Toirtis, you can put one of your fish in to "depopulate" afterwards

LOL , I breed them and cant tell the difference.

thanx for the help. when I got them in my tank the colors changed after a bit- they were tinfoil barbs. unfotunately after being rescued from a 29 g the shock of the move was too much and they did not make the nite :cuss:

these were a rescue, about 6 inches long, body is flesh colored changing to yellow about 3/4 way down

She was a blue mickey mouse platy who is survived by too many children and grandchildren. she past away yesterday from natural causes and will probably be missed by many males

Is it possible to have a forum for this?

We have this thread instead http://albertaaquatica.com/index.php?showtopic=1655

If your ok with them being shipped http://www.aquabid.com/cgi-bin/auction/auc...&1172615568

I dont want this to happen... as soon as I saw them I bought a male convict. Hope fully he will talk some sense into her

Can these two interbreed? I have some in my tank that look like they might be getting ready

sounds like it might be p.canaliculata

My wife thinks that maybe you should label your tanks so she might know what kind of fish they are and that it might be a good way for her to learn about the fish in her own time.

No matter what I do this :cuss: stuff will not grow for me. Ive tried different light level, fertilzer, water temp and allit does is sit there collecting sediment. Any ideas?

:thumbs: excellent post :thumbs:

You must live close to me cause Im about that distance from those 3

ROFLMAO :thumbs: :bow:

Good luck.... Ive been working on my wife for a long time. Better not let her see the pic

I work in meat proceesing and can order beefheart from the company at a reduced price, but it comes frozen in a 6olb case. If anybody in edmonton or area want some let me know and I will get a price

Do you know what type of snail it is? If it is a malaysian trumpet snail then it is beneficial to have them in a planted tank because they are burrowers and keep the substrate from getting to compacted around the roots and will eat any dead leaves that have fallen off