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Excellent, thanks guys :thumbs: I'll be sure to put some pics up when I've got my little kermits.

I've recently been given a 6 gal plastic tank by a friend, and due to it being kinda long & short I thought it would be ideal for me to give ADF's a go. However, it's supposed to be used as a coldwater tank & so obviously has no heater. To my mind plastic + heat = bad idea, but I'm wondering...

This is Percy, my CAE. Like lots of people I was mis-sold him (or her - anyone know how to sex these?) as a 'Golden Sucking Loach' He's still young, so not violent yet, but if he becomes so then I'm going to set up a tank for him on his own as I couldn't bear to part with him :rolleyes:

^ Thanks, they sound perfect. How many of each do you think would be a good number?

Hi all =] I was just wondering if there are any small Alge eaters I could put in my 5gal coldwater tank? All I've got in there at the moment are 8 WCMM, and obviously a Weather Loach would grow far too big. I've been searching for which Snails/Shimps/anything else I could put in, but I've been...

Oh I love,love,love Oscar Wilde & I love Ben Barnes, so I'm really looking forwards to this. I've had the teaser poster as my phone wallpaper for a few months now -] EDIT: Just read the original post properly. So your brother is Toby Finlay???? *gets excited*

Hi!!! Brummies rock :band:

I wasn't thinking of buying one, my 9 year old brother has a kit that he's never used & I just wondered if I could put it to some use :)

Thanks a lot :)

Emilie Autumn, The Dresden Dolls, The Birthday Massacre, Within Temptation and Nightwish would all be near the top of my list B-)

^ According to Wikipedia they're just from the same family, the kind of Brine Shrimp usually available are Artemia salina, while Sea Monkeys are Artemia nyos. I just want to know if they're similar enough to be fed to fish in the same way.

The kind you get in these little sets? They're from the same family as Brine Shrimp, so I'm wondering if fish can eat them just the same??

Hi everyone! I'm new here and thought I'd drop in to introduce myself. My name is Caroline - or more often Cazz - whichever you prefer, I live in Birmingham UK and am 21 years old. I've been keeping coldwater fish for a good few years now, but have recently been given my first tropical tank due...