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Doesn't look ill. Could be pre-spwaning behaviour though it doesn't look full of eggs. Could you place a pic of the other ones ?

It is not a dwarf but a thicklipped. Provide it with some plants in the QT. That will prevent the stresspart for a bit. Don't see exactly what you're talking about.

Looks like a Ramshornsnail to me.

Hahahaha.

And the smart ones ?

Natural born beauties

My 20 Rainbows went in their new house. Raised them from eggs I accidentally got. Such beautiful fish

Adios Spain !!!!!

A shame Japan lost the game of Croatia

If so I hope we all go together (4/4) I don't have any doubt humanity will destroy itself. Maybe not in my lifetime but it certain will.

There are only 3 registered breedingcases of C.fowleri on Planet catfish so, as said, this isn't as easy as the tankbredvariaties I think. The conditions should be optimal for this (ad other) species.

I am familiar with it and the possibilities and dangers but as far as I know there is not one cow, chicken, sheep on farms genetically altered. There has been a Greenpeace protest here about transporting genetical altered Soja some years ago. Even the glowfish as we know aren't allowed here...

It is depressing and they are selective bred but they aren't genetically modified.

It is not that strange that first spawnings of young parents are infertile. Certainly longsnouts aren't that easy to breed. I personally would feed these wildcaught fish living foods to prepare them. Corys often spawn in fresh / cooler (rain)water. This is when the rainy season starts (cool...

Arrogance is the issue. 20 year olds earning millions, driving Bentleys, wearing watches of € 300.000,-- etc etc... They've lost contact with real life.

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You forget the most important part : they are deadly

Which amimals.are we.talking about?

Quarter final of the WC after beating the US. Argentina or Australia is next.

And the color is Orange

Sorry US and sorry Mr.President. We're simply better in soccer !!!! Yahoooooo

Moved our Rainbows to their new home. Called all my rainbows Infantino

Not quite sure (never seen this before) but there seem.to be "hairs" sticking to the barbells which could be a fluke / nematod infection. The "fungus" could be an excess of mucus.

A way to prevent annoyed reactions from my side. I am on a different frequency I think.

I agree, but as said trying to put things in perspective. I don't want to react rude to someone who hasn't the skills / ability yet. The answers on the questions asked are commonly found on the internet / in books without any effort. Let's put it differently : I am willing to share info and...

Meand in a good way

I don't exactly get what you mean. To place your questions (and the way of answering) in perspective : What is your age? What I mean is that your questions posts sometimes look like trolling, but I am pretty sure now you're quite young. If so I'll take that in account in my answers (and so...

I meand before the fanning. BN's don't get pregnant or "do the thing". The eggs are released and then fertilized outside the body.

Sorry for your fish.Healthy fish hardly ever get sucked into a flilter. It is more plausible it died / got sock beforr.

The male fertilizes the eggs after they're laid by the female. BN's don't get pregnant. So you're breeding fish (for a while?) but don't know how. You hear differerent things from some people ? Think info about this is found in books (those paper things) and the internet.

It is a deformed C.venezuelanus. I had exactly the same "balloon" type in my fry some time ago. In fact a rund. Lived quite a long time

Very true.