My 35 gal hoping to put in some corydoras and an angelfish or two
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Spike in a fire sun morning
Those guys are a nuisance down here in Florida but still a really awesome fish
We kept tanks for years: one 55g cold water, one 30g tropical. My partner gave both to friends when she decided it was too much to maintain, but I have some photos.
We recently bought a 75g tank and stand, but got distracted by the tortoise enclosure build. Once we've financially recovered (
) she intends to do an Amazon themed tank with a large school of tetras or barbs and some corys. I can't wait--I miss our tanks!
We recently bought a 75g tank and stand, but got distracted by the tortoise enclosure build. Once we've financially recovered (
) she intends to do an Amazon themed tank with a large school of tetras or barbs and some corys. I can't wait--I miss our tanks!
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Spike is gorgeous!!
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Such clear and pretty fish photos! These were fun to look atWe kept tanks for years: one 55g cold water, one 30g tropical. My partner gave both to friends when she decided it was too much to maintain, but I have some photos.
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We recently bought a 75g tank and stand, but got distracted by the tortoise enclosure build. Once we've financially recovered (
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I've got a LOT of fish tanks, but no new photos. Just wanted to ad that CORY cats like to swim and live in groups. I have six together in my guppy tank. They are very interesting when kept in groups. They hang out and swim and eat as a pack.
I can't wait to be able to take more!Such clear and pretty fish photos! These were fun to look at
Corys are a favorite, so we'll definitely have those again. We had several groups of them, that guy pictured was likely just off doing his own thing. This time around, I think panda corys are part of the plan.
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This is our Coral Pink Crayfish "Eddie." I really love this little guy and have posted him a few times in the forum. He was a spontaneous purchase from Walmart. He's about 3 years old now and is housed alone. He's extremely healthy and active. He has multiple hides, puts on a good show climbing around, and isn't afraid of us. He escaped ONCE (we've done additional proofing since). My daughter found him on the floor and he actually walked toward us as if expecting us to give him a treat
I also keep some goldfish (fantails and basic comet) and have posted them other places as well. I don't have anything too fancy, but I really love my fish and they live a really long time. I have been teased that I "treat my fish better than most people treat their cats & dogs, and I treat my cats and dogs better than most people treat their children." -Coolest compliment ever!
I also keep some goldfish (fantails and basic comet) and have posted them other places as well. I don't have anything too fancy, but I really love my fish and they live a really long time. I have been teased that I "treat my fish better than most people treat their cats & dogs, and I treat my cats and dogs better than most people treat their children." -Coolest compliment ever!
