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yes... there are scattered Nerite eggs around there, but I'm not sure what the mass of eggs are just under it, on the wood... there are pest snails and assassins in the tank, but those don't look like the typical snail eggs... I'm not implying they are Oto eggs, they just don't look like the...

This one has dug a cave in this driftwood… he’s sitting at the mouth of it’s den…

My Blue and Gold African Tetras ( Phenacogrammus aurantiacus ) are looking particularly fine, since the Wolfia ( Water Meal ) got introduced in their tank… they are eating a lot of it, and the 3 of them look nicely conditioned… https://www.fishforums.net/threads/water-meal.495242/ I think what...

It’s like having a self feeder… A breakfast of water meal… note how much more water meal is in the ring... this is 24 hours later, than the picture above, & with fish eating it during the day... it almost doubles every day..., under these bright lights

I was looking up a new fish I had not seen before... turns out they get larger than I am prepared for, so it's not on my short list... but in the description, this was said... "This is a shoaling species (at least while young)" ...this is the 1st time I've run across it worded like this, &...

https://www.nature.com/articles/s42003-021-02422-5 this in more layman terms... https://plants.ces.ncsu.edu/plants/wolffia/

I inherited some water meal, in with some other floating plants… it’s literally half the size of common duck weed… it’s been choking out the Asian water moss in my African Tetra tank… but I’m noticing many of the Tetras have been eating it, some, pretty heavily… reading up on it, it’s highly...

Fish look awesome… just curious what is the temperature of that tank??? Mine is about 71 degrees right now

Anyone else have fish that definitely exhibit growth spurts??? I’ve seen it with other fish, but my newest example, is I’ve had some sterbai Cory’s in my South American tetra tank for over a year, but in the last few weeks, they have become more active, and almost doubled in size… absolutely no...

There are subtle differences… the one doing the chasing is the top fish in this picture it seems to have more yellow, less black, and white edges to it’s tail… I believe it’s the male, and the one getting thrashed, is another male, and not welcome in the harem… I wish I would have noticed this...

Ok… I’m not sure that Denison’s are a true shoaling / schooling fish… I think I have a harem… the new one is not in the corner in submissive posture any more, and I saw them chasing around yesterday, and thought “oh good, they are playing, and it’s becoming part of the group” but this morning...

When I 1st got into fish, they were sold nearly everywhere several local “dime stores” sold them ( I used to buy piranhas at the local Montgomery Wards store ) eventually we got a specific Fish store as well… One note, this was before the www. and average life expectancy of fish was probably...

Weather seems to be messing with the animals as well… on the local White Tail Deer population, the bucks retained their antlers, until the end of March, last winter ( they normally shed them around the end of January, around here ) And we got our earliest spring lambs already, before we got any...

Well the new adult Denison’s continue to make headway on joining the rest of the group… one has fully joined, but the other, while no longer showing submissive behavior, still tends to be a loner… suspect it’s a male, and I’m sure I had at least one mature male in the old group ( as I often...