Cool good luck @Dawid Botha lets hope you get some fry, keep on updating please
Yea loaches and cichlids really have very different needs specially the hillstream loaches check out loaches online species index lots of info on...
@Talita PetStop would you be able to keep / book 4 of those yellow fin loaches for me I will pick them up on Friday 13 Nov...PLEASE:bigsmile:
Beauties! sooooo jealous!
Eish[emoji4] [emoji1] well by the weekend we should be seeing something then[emoji106]
Nice now get some water in there[emoji12]
Yea stress or illness is the most likely cause.....get your new puffers from the other shop and maybe just drop the water level for the first week...
Sorry to hear about the jumpers....that is very wierd ive never had jumpers either and my dp tank has always been open top aswell and the white...
Thanks @Broder , the horse face loach grows about 10cm and it is a great substrate cleaner, it needs a soft sand substrate because he spends most...
Hi @Talita PetStop I am interested in the Beaufortia sp and Gastromyzon viriosus, would it be possible for you to post pics of these two PLEASE:)
Those are some nice guppys, good work!
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Hi and welcome ................."still getting into the hobby" and already have MTS:cheesy: As said above we need pics.
Exciting! i have transferred my puffers (dwarf and figure 8's) with a net many times without a problem, just try to do it as quickly as possible...
@Broder Found the Info on the wicking worm beds here: Maireid Sullivanwickingbeds.htm [ATTACH] [ATTACH][ATTACH] I think it could be a nice...
YES an excuse to get a pond going! hehe, my wife will kill me dead! That is a great way to get some healthy veg for the house and maybe some...
Hi and welcome, nice tank and quite a mix of fishes but yes you are going to have to re home some of them, clown and pakistani loaches are...
What @guillaume said, battery pump in your tank with filter media and you are good.
I suppose some fish may eat planaria Dont really know
Worms are most likely planaria
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