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Yesterday I bought a trio of Crown tail betta 's , I've started feeding plenty of life food to get them into breeding condition.

We took our 14 year old Chihuahua to a dog show , Bambi come first in the over 8s veteran class got third place in best tricks and res, best in show

Some baby bulldog fry one day old , Born 3 weeks ago Adults can eat fish almost half their own size

Nice looking platty.

Very nice looking fish. Do well when kept at about 70f, I also like the gold variety. These days there are very few people keeping a wild strain.

all of them

goodeids are hard water fish best kept at a pH of 7 +

some of my mutt guppies enjoying a few worms

one of my favourite fish many years ago. gambusia holbrooki now back in my my collection

one of my collection of 30 species, they are very active and spend most of there time at the bottom of aquarium

I know some experienced fish keepers finding it very difficult to get them breeding and others with no success . I personally have great success with this species what works for me is a change in their diet , last week I got 25 babies from a single female which seems to be about average for...

Chequered barbs don't seem to be as popular these days, mine spawned a few days ago the fry are so tiny

xenotoca melanosoma it is really difficult to get this species of livebearer in breeding condition , xenotoca melanosoma will only breed once a year in the home aquarium pic of adult male

I have 8 water butts and throughout the summer months I collect literally thousands and thousands of mosquito larvae , my fish fish house and water butts are while away from the house so not too much of a problem when I feed them to my fish, I feed so much of it I get mosquitoes everywhere...

I started off feeding the fish worms and they just got established in the gravel recently moved fish from the tank and worms start coming to the surface as you can see it's artificial plant . has a have mention I have a number of tanks with worms the fish don't get half a chance to eat them...

yes feeding live food do make a big difference the benefits of feeding live food is way better than any prepared or frozen foods . it helps growth rate helps to bring out natural colours and well always get the fish into good conditions for breeding . when feeding live food there is less...

I only feed live bloodworm and plenty of it when I have it available. I collect it from my water butts mainly through the summer months

I keep 3 or 4 adults to a10 gallon tank + fish i fined they do better when kept in smaller groups. 1 in a 3 gallon tank will probably be ok however the more space you can give them the better

they are livebearers from Mexico from the goodeid family there are 40 species of goodeid most can be kept at room temperature however some like it warmer than others

most pet shops sell endler guppies this one I really liked the colour and specially tail shape

A pair of characodon audax scea, colour can vary in miles from yellow to Red

going to cross with different unrelated female endler

flightless fruit flies are a great food I feed mine on banana and ready Brek , i also put into a freezer ready to be used at another time

nice looking fish. over here the pet shop chocolate Molly's are usually in poor condition

they are goodeids from a family of 40 species