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have you got a air pump for the tank, as the water could be low in oxygen levels, or it could just be them getting settled

I go fishing, and i enjoy it, but i do not go to cause undue harm to the fish, Mainly i go carp fishing, and we never kill the fish, the upmost care is taken to look after them and return them unharmed. visit my website www.freewebs.com/totalcarping that has got some vids i made and all...

no ideas, some kind of internal fungus or somthing, or maby somthing went wrong with pregnancy

Ye should be fine, at breeding the angels get agressive so best to provide some space for the guppys to hide etc

wowzers, stunning guppys and love endlers aswell im tempted to go to some fish auctions but i would be scared how much i would spend...

would be great to have a cory live that kind of time, i have still got some from when i started fishkeeping about 4 years ago, and their still chucking out eggs lol

yep, would deffinatly avoid mixing the goldfish with them... at higher temps goldfish are more likely to get disiese etc, so its not good for them... also they will get a lot bigger than the sword tails so could turnout very badly

lovely tank, really nice

looks great, lovely and natural :good:

any chance of some close ups of the fish :good:

have you got a link for the dividers on ebay Great looking tanks

took me a few seconds to work out the reflected picture, lol nice piccys :hyper:

OMG OMG OMG i want one... what a tank,... tbh you could single handedly stop any extinction problems with that many lol hopefully you will get some breeding yourself... must have a few males and females :rolleyes:

WOW what a transformation :good: :good: :good:

wow, thats one big batch, all from the same female or have you got a couple in their

Sent plenty of fish and recieved a few, and they have all been fine, i always double bag fish and pad them with shredded paper, heatpack and all well sealed in a box and jobs a goodun' you soon get used to doing it and get used to the procedures etc and it becomes easy...

sorry, it would be 400 quid for the 4 tank one, looks good,

I can source these, and im not sure if they would sell... a bit of info on them... you can get them in 2, 3 or 4 tanks connected 2 tank, 9 gallon - would sell at £150 3 tank, 13 gallon sell at£230 4 tank 18 gallon sell at £500 32cm high tanks.... what do you guys think

its being set up in the spare room downstairs, and yes, its pretty much going to be a breeding set up, corys, and live bearers mainly, so i think thats probably the best option, air driven filters and individual heaters in each, if you guys have got any pics of how you have done it, it would...

Right, what i need to do, is im setting up 6 (maby more) 36liter tanks on shelving, and i was wondering what was the best way to heat and filter them, am i correct in assuming an air powered filteration system would be best, with sponge filters in each, and will it need to be a seperate heater...

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so could i use the filter i already have i use for the FW or would i need a new one, or just different media, this sounds like a good option to start FO and then gradually add LR, what kind of substrate would be best in a FO

well not really planned it yet but want to price it up and see if i can afford it, it will take a while to save up but deffinatly want to give it a go if i can afford, With FO, is it just a plane tank, can you have any corals or LR in there

80cms could you give me a rough idea of price etc or what size filters power heads i will need so i can proce it up, on a pretty tight buget so will need to save up

reef if possible otherwise FOWLR if it cuts costs CONSIDERABLY

Well i have a fluval duo 8000 (125l) tank set up a tropical fresh water at the moment, and i was wondering would it be feisable to change it to marine, if so what equiptment would i need to buy, and has anyone got any more tips or anything that may help, im a marine Noob tbh but i think i know...

im no expert but it sounds like an internal infection of some kind, he was probably infected at the store if you say the rest of the tank mates looked yellow,

a lot of the time there just eating, they are searching around for food and i think when they stop they have found somthing to munch on, when there done they start moving again, in the wild, they would do this as they search for things like bloodworm etc that wont be on the surcace and will be...

scroll down and there is a whole section for just pics

they are awsome little fish, and i bet there very hard to photograph, hope you do manage to breed them, best of luck and keep us updated :good:

with corys you are best going by surface area not volume,

if you think they will be ok, just release one or 2 in there and see if they are ok, if so, release the others, if not get em out asap

corys are best with 2 or 3 corys per square ft of surface area depending on the current bio load

can you get it in the uk

make sure the holes in any ornament are big enough, there have been storys about corys getting stuck and some dieing slowly, just make sure they can easily fit through even when fully grown

wow owow, have you got proper carp i can see aswell as koi

galaxys rasbora, single betta maby, or a dwarf puffer, or have a few snails in there or somthing

probaly came on plants or suimmalar, one tip if you have any bogwood wait until just before turning off lighs and take the wood out and hose down there will be 100s of snails on it

they will always seach through sand, thats what they do lol, quite hard to judge... not been much help really lol

nice tank, and great looking fish, love the blueish platty