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Pineapple endlers (hybrid strain) Blond bodied Own created strain.. .

Welcome to our forum... :hi: I won't add any comments for what should be said has already been said by my fellow members... Have fun overhere...

Well, a short video of my tuxedo silverado endlers...

I just got back from an auditorium. A good friend of mine recently passed away. Even though it's hard for us, it's better for him this way. Moments like this makes me always think of my own mortality. Knowing that I'm dealing with severe health issues for so long myself. What always gets to me...

Looks like snail eggs to me and not from those danios. Danios don't have eggs in a jelly like substance.

No, I didn't have that problem.

Well, welcome to TFF...:hi: I've got those El silverado endlers also for years... I'm curious about the red type of plant in the sailfin pic.

This is one of my emperor tetras in one of my breeding tanks. Thusfar, I had 4 broods of them. Yes, my forte are the livebearers but each year I also try to breed other stuff... With succes, fyi... But it's always two non-livebearer species a year max. Mostly one because of space facilities...

I don't mind fresh blood for my populations....

I need an intervention... Brought back home these fish today. Visited my friend's fish store and this is what I got... Ameca splendens, some guppies and some platies. But that's it, folks...! At that moment, I've stopped myself... Good, huh...!

I'm not sure but it does look a bit like Aulonocara multicolor (a Malawi cichlid). But I could be wrong.

Congrats on the win, @CassCats ... 🏆

Nowadays commercial bred guppies are bred in mass production at Asian fish farms. There's hardly till none selection in quality. To ensure the demand of the commercial market, it's more of importance to breed the strain in high numbers and sell them all than taking part in quality process. The...

Just read that screenshot. No, it's no problem to keep more than one male swordtail in a tank. Swordtails themselves need enough swmming space. They like to swim from right to left and vice versa. So, a broader tank is of more importance than a higher tank. In a smaller tank, they will just show...

For sure everyone has got their own experiences. No doubts on that. Your guppies could have been not that strong. I've got some blackwater tanks and in there are short finned guppies and they're doing well for years. But again, I won't argue you experience either. For I do believe that you've...

We're in the fall season and the weather is as it6 should be for this period of time. But in the coming days, the weather forecast says that it's gonna be like summer again for a couple of days.

That's also normal to chase the biggest female (whether that's because she's pregnant, wel fedd or just big) more than others. Technically, female guppies can become pregnant already at an early age.

Just like I've said before... Large finned guppies won't do well for long in softer water. Short finned guppies however are more tolerant. There's a fair range of wild livebearers that occur in softer water. The hard water demand for livebearers is just a general remark.

That's just normal behavior of those males. Chasing females... LOL! 😄

When they start flaring their fins, it's always a beautiful sight...

Nice to have you aboard... :hi: An in the wall set up is one of my favorite tank set ups there is... Unfortunately, I don't have that possibility at home. So, I do envy you...

Congratulations @connorlindeman , we have all our faith in you that you'll do a great job at it... And @Fishmanic, can we do it an hour later tomorrow...? I'm a kind of lazy... And it will be me plus one (means me & my ego...) 😅

In two weks I'll have a renewed covid-19 vaccination...

Just bought myself some fresh blood additions to my current populations… More Poecilia chica and Chapalichthys pardalis…

Welcome to the forum... :hi: Yes, some more info could help us to make suggestions on new fish. But also realize that your current mollies will reproduce in there as well... Which makes the number of fish higher at some point.

Welcome to TFF... :hi: Show some pics of those tanks when you feel ready for it...

| thought it was just a pic. But it turns out to be a video. And I saw how the vent looks like. Yes, she is pregnant...

With your water hardness, I wouldn't go for the gourami and tetras. Livebearers, African cichlids and so on could work with these parameters. But if it's just a 57 liter tank, I wouldn't go for African cichlids either. An all male livebearer tank can work. Not always, but a hierarchy "can" be...

She could be pregnant or just well fed.

Maybe. Could also be a female Poecilia reticulata. The strong scale pattern doesn't say anything about being a Poecilia reticulata or Poecilia wingei.

Just had my annual flu shot. I went together with my mom and my niece. All three of us have chronic health problems. So, we decided to go together.