Recent content by drufly

Well it has been a while from i was last on here. My circumstances have changed greatly, which has made me sell up all my big setup. the last of which is geting collected tonight. I have went from a 300l to a 55 litre setup. My problem now is, i was used to keeping larger fish in a large...

Lol inches alright Lmao. The Oscar is in around 6 months ish! Ghost knife maybe 2months angels are about a year and a half old Length is 4' 6" (got it) Width as 16"

Yes they do indeed tho its working for me atm! It's a 300ltr setup that I have had running for 2 years now

I am no thinking of rehoming my pair of angels and my pink kisser. This would leave me with 1 red Oscar(6') 1 bala shark(6') 1 ghost knife(5') 1 synodontis(4/5') and 1 blue lobster(6') I'm thinking that its gona look bare after they go, anyone any suggestions of colourful med sized fish that...

Thanks folks seems like its just a matter of patience

I got rid of the albino simply because I thought it was an albino red, lik Oscar. Turned out to be a tiger, which out grew the other and took in to him lik he was a toy. Had to go!

Yea I have already been caught while not looking! Though he is only 6inch atm.

I unfortunately had to rehome my albino Oscar, thought it was an albino red but turned out to a tiger. Since doing this my red has showed more interest in my hand in the tank. Is there any tips on getting them to take food from my fingers, besides just holding food? Might be a daft question...

Checked just b4 I left for wrk they seem to either have been eaten it are in the sand. It's been st up for 2 yrs now and I have never had them in any tank. Glad to hear I don't have to strip everything, or it would have been a complete nightmare. Thanx folks

Googled it, wot I found was an article saying in small amounts can be dealt with with a parasitic med. But mine aren't in a small amount. They advise a full strip dwn of everything, tank, filter, decor and substrate!. I simply do not have the room for rehoming while I do this or the time for...

I have just fed my tank an noticed it was full of tiny white worm lookin things. Wriggling about in their 100s. They are about 5mm long and 1mm thick. My bala is happily gobbling them up I think the Cory's too. Has anybody came across this b4, should I be worried about the bala and Cory's...

Any feeders I have fed have all came from a tank I have setup at home, that's the only reason I feed them. I do make the mistake of feeding prawns and white fish 1st, such a job it was to get him on to pellets. Although the 2nd o was a help, bit of competition lol. Enjoy your new fishes...

Can it be done via phone? I have only a mobile broadband which ain't gr8 even wen I have full signal

I recently bought a red and an albino Oscar, I have been told on here beef and other mammals aren't good, only as a treat maybe once a month. My 2 love cooked prawns, white fish, peas. Mainly they are fed on cichlid pellets and catfish pellets, they are lovely fish to watch. I find mine like...

There is plenty of hiding places were the oscars can't get too. Hopefully she'll be fine, its actually the oscars I'm worried bout, the lobsters has nipped the a few times