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agree with The Wolf, also when tiger barbs "sleep" they act in a similar way bye pointing downwards and staying in one place. you may be seeing that at times, but again i wouldnt worry about him, tiger barbs are absolute troopers.

a little side note for you, iv kept many different combination of green/regular tiger barbs. and while yes they are the same fish, i believe that for whatever reason (captive breeding maby) that the current generations of green and regular tiger barbs are not compatible in the sense that u cant...

love the Pearl Gouramies they are amazing

beautiful tank.

poor shrimp!! lol, nice fish

my pictus also eats entire wafers and will eat all that i give him, i wouldn't worry about the fat belly, raphael catfish get really fat when they eat, its just their nature.

nice lookin fish!!!

awesome tank my friend.

nice tank :good:

sexy tank!!!!! :lol: love the TSN

that is one creepy fish :good:

awesome fish room!!

very nice tank!!

thanks!!

the camera i use to take my photos is 10 megapixles,which is huge, and until i recently acquired photoshop cs3 there was no convenient way to view my pictures at their full resolution, mainly because i did not a program that would let me do so or a screen big enough(u would need a screen about 4...

how big are they when they are born?

you have an awesome collection of fish!

quite a beautiful tank :good:

http://www.liveaquaria.com/ might have them

even though most of you figured what i ment i should have said serious fish keeping, however its good to hear that people still have some of their beloved first fish, i know if i ever lost my pictus i would be devastated. much like corleone my catfish has been through some similar trials,

for those of us that have been keeping fish for a while we have no doubt experienced death of our fish, but my question is does anyone have one of their first fish that they ever bought? I have been keeping fish for two years and have a pictus cat that i bought with my first ever tank.

ohhhh, i see, i was confused haha, still a very nice tank.

have the same type of Leporinus and had no idea that they were a brackish fish, mine is currently in a freshwater 75 gal, will he comfortable in the freshwater?

i read somewhere that when a tank has many small air bubbles like urs the bubbles can get caught in a fish when say the are feeding or what not, does that have any truth to it?

they also can be very fragile fish so it might have been a combination of that, but he looks nice, good pic aswell.

nice vid

this thread is in the wrong section, this is an area for fish pictures. u might get more help in a different area. as for your problem i have seen sometimes that old light bulbs can sometimes look yellow

awesome fish

in the wrong section, try posting in the tropical emergency section of the forum, i would help but am no expert on fish disease.

wow i would have figured that the gar would be at least able to defend itself, but i will definitely watch for that though. the Leporinus Fasciatus is pretty well behaved, a bit of a control freak, he and the pictus cat have territory battles all the time.

thank is 48 inches long, 18 wide and 20 high

for a long time my tank has had the rong type of fish in it, the only reason my tiger barbs are still alive is because there are 9 of them, so i was thinking of makeing things right and going in the direction of more aggressive fish. my thought was purchasing a rocket gar after getting rid of...

really nice pics :good:

that ram is beautiful, those have always been my favorite fish and he is just amazing.

i have kept multiple pictus before and iv never had a problem, i am tempted to say that it is your plecos attacking them dues to the size difference, but i have never kept a pleco so that may be incorrect, but picus are a bottom fish and so are plecs, and in a tank that size your gonna run out...

a video of my fish eatin blood worms, and the other is just a general "Look what I have" sorta video :lol: enjoy. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ykqPv9fJguE the feeding vid http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2cY4YrkYIY quick note, its amazing how much the quality goes down when you put a...

wow that tank idea sounds just amazing. thats like some sort of fantasy. :wub:

the smallest fish would be the barbs who could deffinitly hadle a small cricket, every one else is about 4-6 inches. i guess ill have to goand get some crickets soon.

my LFS sells crickets and i was wondering if my fish would benefit from feeding on the occasional cricket or if it just not nessceary. appreciate the advice. my fish are 9 tiger barbs 1 pictus cat 1 leporinus fasciatus 1 male and 1 female kirbinsis.