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I'll be bringing tons of Electric Yellows, some Silver Dollars and some other odds and ends.

90 + 55 + 33 + 20 = 198 gallons

Thanks for the responses. The eggs have been in there since Friday without the benefit of a tumbler, so I'm just going to leave them now and wait and see what happens. I've had pretty good luck moving fish into this tank in the past, but this time it was either too early or too stressful for her.

I had a Blue Peacock that was holding, but when I moved her to an isolation tank she spit the eggs. The mother has since been moved back to my main tank and now there are dozens of eggs all over the bare bottom of this tank. Is there any way they will hatch on their own? The tank is otherwise empty so there's no worry about the eggs being eaten.

I only have one Betta, but he's doing quite well in my community tank.

Someone posted the flyer here: http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/showthread.php?t=380475

I usually keep my tanks topped up. They're in the same room as the TV, so I prefer them to be quiet.

He was pretty stressed out in the photo. I had another Demasoni in the tank with him that was just harrassing him, so I moved him to another tank. This fish doesn't have the really sharp contrast between blue and black that I've seen on other Demasoni (like my other one in the attached photo) which is why I'm wondering.

I bought this fish at the last auction in a bag labelled 'Demasoni" and its not working out in my tank. Can anyone tell if this is, in fact, a Demasoni?

There's a photo and some information on them here: http://www.liveaquaria.com/product/prod_Di...cfm?pCatId=1020

I have a little Clown Pleco that I inherited from my father-in-law's tank that is going on 8 years old now.

Yup, that looks like the right species. Thanks. Looks like they're going to be a little too aggressive for my current setup, so I guess I'll be selling them at the next ACE auction.

Another shot...

Can anyone provide the species name for these guys, which I rescued out of a 'Mixed African Cichlids' tank? I know they're julies, but I can't find the exact species.

I have four Electric Yellows. The smallest one (1" or so) only has banding on the front half of its dorsal fin, but they all started that way and then filled in. A fourth from the same group has almost no black in it's dorsal fin. It may be holding (see photo) which is why I was asking. Either way, if there's any chance at all that these are hybrids then any fry that survive will never leave my tanks.