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Sorry Mark. I seem to have a black thumb when it comes to plants. I can keep Java fern and moss, and some of the swords alive, but they are lower light plants....
Les Mumford
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Sep 1, 2003
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the first question that needs to be answered is what type of set up are you running? and what type of plants do you have? different set ups and plants need...
Amy Conklin
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Sep 1, 2003
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i have about six albinos and two of them are females. they breed about every other day and i can't seem to keep up with them. they are in a 55 gallon tank with...
doggoddess99
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Sep 2, 2003
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I have a q. on interbreeding albinos and bronzes. what color are the babies? Also I have albino cories, and am wondering how often do yours breed?...
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They breed so much because obviously all the conditions are exactly right for them. A feat not necessarily easy to accomplish. So, you know what you're...
Mark Brooks
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Sep 2, 2003
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Bronze and albino corys are the same fish, corydoras aeneus. The albino form is a recessive gene. If you have a bronze one with both alleles for colouration...
Mark Brooks
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It's been awhile since I've been back to this board since I actually no longer have my coeries. My boyfriend, Jeff is actually the one who posted, earlier...
doggoddess99
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Well for SURE you don't have to worry about too many babies. Even if they should hatch (and not get eaten in the egg stage), they will in all likelihood be...
Mark Brooks
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Sep 2, 2003
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Hi - sorry about the subject- couldn't resist it!! Does anyone have any experience on salt concentration and cories? I've found lots of conflicting advice on...
daniel_roachus
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Sep 4, 2003
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personally, i never use salt in any tank. i really think that this is one of those things that people believe, but in reality there's no proof that it helps...
Amy Conklin
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Sep 4, 2003
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No problem. Jeff plans to remove the parents. We were beginning to wonder if they were cannibals...lo.l In corydorasandmore@yahoogroups.com, Mark Brooks...
doggoddess99
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Sep 4, 2003
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I have used salt with cories in a tank at low concentrations such as 1 tablespoon per 5 gallons for a few weeks without harm to the cories. I just talked to a...
Mark & Heather King
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Sep 4, 2003
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Just wondered if any UK members are interested in 6 Congo Tetras (believed to be all females). They are healthy, but in my beginners enthusiasm I overstocked...
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Sep 4, 2003
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Not to be a stinker, but many people here lnow my opinion of adding salt to an aquarium. This is fine to add marine salts to a marine tank. It is okay to add...
Les Mumford
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Sep 4, 2003
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Lest any of you should think b. macracanthus (clown loaches) do not do exactly as they are purported to .... Some of you may remember me rambling on about the...
Mark Brooks
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Sep 5, 2003
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might i ask why you would add epsom salt to a goldfish tank? epsom salt, as far as i understand it, does nothing to the fish, but actually just adds magnesium...
Amy Conklin
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Sep 5, 2003
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I breed and raise angelfish and salt has been helpful in my experience with my angels for any type of external parasite problem, cut, skin abrasion, gill...
Mark & Heather King
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Sep 5, 2003
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... So- Thats one for, and about 6 or 7 against.... guess I won't be adding any more!!...
daniel_roachus
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Sep 5, 2003
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... I forgot killies in specific, but it does aid in keeping velvet down in fry tanks. The epsom salt for goldfish acts as a laxative and helps prevent...
Les Mumford
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... not do ... from ... of the ... tanks in ... bacterial ... get at ... mates, ... never ... they do ... They ... thier ... sociable. ... able ... present in ...
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... not do ... from ... of the ... tanks in ... bacterial ... get at ... mates, ... never ... they do ... They ... thier ... sociable. ... able ... present in ...
doggoddess99
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... Sure you can. And, yes I do. They are presently in a tank with several swordfish, one angel and two leopard danios. The swords are brilliant orange with...
Mark Brooks
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Sep 5, 2003
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Hi, Seems that just a couple of days after adding just a little salt to my tank (about 1 tsp per five galons - I was intending to go up to 1tsp/gal), I'm...
daniel_roachus
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Sep 5, 2003
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You can house clown loaches with anything with the same water requirements. They are very inoffensive fish. They mix nicely with many species that don't try to...
Les Mumford
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Sep 5, 2003
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As long as the differences are not at extreme ends of the spectrum you would be okay. Many fish are very adaptable, and being off a bit does no real harm. It ...
Les Mumford
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Sep 5, 2003
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... snip.. the problem was probably already there. Don't think the salt could cause either one. It may have added some stress to already weakened fish. ===== I...
Les Mumford
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i would have to guess that it is some other factor. i just recently purchased a fish room setup from dave grzanka, who has been in the hobby for over twenty ...
marty nyb
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Sep 6, 2003
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A question for the physics buffs ... ... about water pressure. Is water pressure proportional to depth only? For example, if I had water in a one inch...
Mark Brooks
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Sep 6, 2003
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Hi Everyone, I wonder if anyone can help me with a problem I have? Yesterday I found one of my tiger barbs dead .... I was quite shocked as my fish *don't* die...
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chinakituk
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Sep 6, 2003
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In this instance, I don't think water pressure is going to be a problem. What I would be comcerned with is the surface area for exchange of gases and the...
Les Mumford
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