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Anyone Else Catch That? :lol: Beautiful fish

Well, this fish is definetely the weirdest ive ever heard of... Its the Pearl Fish, It lives inside the Anus of the Sea Cucumber!

Although I am not too sure about it, it may be Hole in the Head Disease. I found this awesome site that talks a lot about it... Hope it helps! http://www.aquariumfish.net/information/ho...e_head.htm#top2

Here are some pics from Mystic Aquarium Instute for Exploration in Mystic CT Here they have the Largest Outdoor Beluga Whale Exhibit in the US, also the first intstitute to attempt artificial insemination in the world, but it was unsuccesful... This Is Kela (Female Beluga) This is Inuk...

When you say WCMM are you talking about white cloud mountain minnows? Just wondering as I got a little confused. Lovin the setup btw.

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This is a Built in Overflow for incresed filtration and water circulation

If you dont mind telling me, about how much was all of the equipment (Tank, Skimmer, LR etc...)?

All of your fish are Beautiful! i love the Guppy tank, the gravel looks really nice with all those plants. And the dempsy/convict or dempsy/rainbow is Gorgous! :drool: Also, i am a big fan of Plecos, especially big ones, think you could get a full shot? i see it in the full tank pic, but not...

Wow!!! :hyper: , thats a beautiful difference in your tank!, did the light fit on the hood, or is it suspended?, And Speaking of Algae, is their anything you can do about the really thick algae that grows on the hood glass? or do you just have to keep scraping it?

Just out of curiousity, i saw that same light fot $100 at my LPS, did you pay less?

Heres some Critisesm.... STOP BEING SO GOOD!!! :D

Wow, cuz in those pics the tanks looks a few feet high! but i guess its because of the close up

ok, it just dawned on me.... that driftwood in the lima shovelnose pic, looks really tall, how did you get it in the tank, if i can call it a tank! more like a glass house!

YES!!! Exactly what im looking for!

Ok, this one goes out to anyone with pictures of their large fish, I thought it would be cool if others could see what years of love, care, and hard work can accomplish. So lets see those pics! I Set up a topic in the Pic forum, so that they would all be in one place Thanks!

Here is Where i asked people to post pictures of their BIG fish!

Wow, i am totaly speachless, beautiful tanks, beautiful fish!

How about some submersible pumps?, placed in strategic locations around the tank, u can even put them on timers or something to variate the flows.

Wow, believe it or not, many people in your situation would not have cancled anything, but just wing it. Im glad you decided to wait, it was the responsible thing to do, and im sure that in time you will become an expert. Good Luck!

Ok, because i see a male molly swimming up next to a female one, and sort of tilting on one side and wiggling a lot, but it also seems to be nibbling on the sides and bottom of the female, so i guess this is fertalization!

Just out of curiousity, how do male mollies fertalize the Female Mollies?

Yes, but Pictures are not enough! :no: it would be cool if novices and experts could share the concepts behind the aquascaping of their tanks, it would help beginners, and it gives EVERYONE fresh, original ideas and new concepts that they might have not even thought about.

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: YEA IT WOULD!!!

BUT! Aquascaping is not just plants, it the the arrangement of rocks, substrate or gravel, ornaments, and anything in a tank. Some people dont know where to begin :dunno: , so i thought it would help give people some good ideas and tips....

That was what got me thinking about the new forum!!!! I was in the DIY forum, and no one had anything about aquascaping! so i thought it would be a good idea...

Hey Everyone, i wanted to ask the leaders of TFF to add a new section devoted to Aquascaping, but before i asked i wanted to poll to see if others share my opinion. It would be nice to hear about how diff. people have their tanks interior set up.

So i just had some baby fish born, and wanted to "hatch" some brine shrimp so that they are getting the essential growth nutrients they need.. So i have a few Questions, Where can i buy brine shrimp eggs, and which type of aquarium salt do i use? the Medicine one or the salt which makes...

Hey everyone out there in the fish loving world B) , i gotta question about caves. How can i make a cave in my tank? what supplies would i need and how easy are they to make? Thanks!

:) Wow! BEAUTIFUL!!! FISH!!!!, shes gourgous, congrats! youve got a real winner! :thumbs:

OK OK!!! Ive given in to all you who have instructed me to seperate the cichlid!, i baught a tank divider, and put both pregnant mollies on the smaller side, and the other fish on the larger side, this way when the fry are born, almost ALL of them have a chance to make it to adulthood.

Well, despite what others have said, i have observed the cichlid with the other community fish... I have come to the conclusion that because these other fish do not claim terretory, the cichlid's terretory is not threatened, so he has nothing to complain about. I put 4 black mollies in the tank...

Well the thing is, he is very gentile with the mollies, i could have sworn i saw him and the molly family working together to make a hill in the aquarium. When the Baby Mollies were smaller, he would chew up frozen brine shrimp and "toss" them to the babies so that they could eat the smaller...

Ok, but that would mean having to put in at least 2 more geo's, I do not think my tank is large enough, is it? Any Breeders Out There?

Well Chester, do not feel as if you are asking a dumb question, in fact most pleco owners worry that their fish is not eating algea. Here is an answer from expierience. Pleco's are bottom feeders, meaning they are evolutionary designed so that their mouth is on the bottom of their body...

In April 2005, Aquarium Fish Magazine published a very well written article about keeping such cephalopods as Octupuses and CuttleFishes, this is the Jist of what they had to say. The speific Gravity should be between 1.023-1.025 and a PH of 7.8-8.2. Unfortuneatley...

A really good starter fish are any of the Danio species, depending on where you live, you may be able to purchase the newly genetically engineered glow danios. Start off with a dozen or less

Ok, so i have a 29g long aquarium with a penguin 330 dual bio-wheel filter. I have one Geophagus Cichlid which is about 4.5 in, 1 mother marble molly, 3 (approx 4 months old) baby mollies, 3 Serepe Tetras and 1 common pleco. I would like to try and breed some fish in my tank, but the Chichlid...

Hello, im Jason and i started a freshwater tank 4 years ago