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lol, just a joke... my sister loves Barbie so I've seen quite a few held hostage. but I stand by that all 53 of them are trash

I love your English!! 🙌

I think this link may work

:hi: are there babies in the 10 gallon? I'm thinking you may have scooped up a baby when transferring the male. the easiest way IMO is to remove the fry as they are born rather than removing the male, as long as there are hiding places in the ten gallon.

well, there's a fun fact you didn't need to know! I'm serious though, all 48 of them are terrible!!

I agree firmly.

There are more than 43 barbie movies! all of which are garbage. I should know I've seen about 45 of them.

Lo siento.

all that so the fish can be the most popular thing in the world for 5 days 😆

did anyone claim they've never lost a fish though?

yeah, but I find that changing the centerpiece driftwood is pleasing.:good:

it's fine. At least you aren't apathetic towards fish. :D

What an insane store incident. I don't think you shared one. Correct me if I'm wrong🙂

well, another employee did tell me that she talks about me, and she's been acting friendlier than usual. Not a romantic person myself but I think I can catch a hint. 😅 enough about me what's insane about you?

I'll go out to a river and go "wood hunting 😅 " for abnormal pieces then I will boil it for some time it usually will take some tannins away and clean the wood well.

the eggs will be "Absorbed" (the term I'm now using🤙) or dropped when she feels like it. let nature take its course.....

I have a few Karens at my local Petco and they always ask me my tank size, parameters, tankmates, etc. Then they try to force me to buy another product such as food, water conditioner, or freaking cage clips:dunno: And I will bring my bearded dragon in only to be asked if it's mine. I would like...

I'm over here stuck with a computer camera :rofl:

please explain why. I see nothing wrong with the post. maybe you see fishkeeping differently than others.

May I ask what part of Washington you're from? I'm born and well, being raised in Bremerton.

HI and WELCOME to TFF. When Shrimp die they do usually turn white. the ammonia is high enough to kill fish, as it is very toxic. I suggest big water changes daily for at least a week. :D

No, No it's not. 🤣 sorry, but if you disrespect @Colin_T you disrespect the whole forum.

In my experience, tumors (which aren't cancerous btw) come with age most of the time. and are not much to worry about. :D I'm just glad to be reassuring. beautiful fish by the way!!:fish:

Debatably, yes. But I personally disagree. good point ;)

good point! 🙌 But did we really need to know? *I say this because you've successfully added another fact we didn't need to know* kudos to you;)

If this forum didn't exist I would spew fish-related😅 info at people who don't care.

I think it might be a tumor, but I don't personally see a place to panic if his regular habits haven't changed. 2.5 years old is, well, old so these things could be expected.

https://www.us-funerals.com/underwater-memorial-reefs/#.Yr-BgojMKL8 this is a good article on the topic. 😆 Just remember who asked.

Congrats!! 🥳:hooray:

There's a company that turns dead bodies into an ocean reef. :fish:

honestly, he was probably stressed. Just my two cents

That's a mean betta attacking a goldfish!

where I'm from crane flies are "daddy long legs"

NO MORE ROUGHHOUSING!!!!!!;) he should be fine with some downtime.

TFF has an emoji that we can all use sometimes. Middle finger emoji deleted

necessary realism.🤙

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