Aquabid Bettas

[tetraman]

A small village? I'm a little over a half an hour away from Boston! This is getting way of subject. I have saved $27 dollars so far.

 

[jollysue]

I'm sorry, tetraman, you are getting a little defensive. The comment about a village in Massachusetts was not intentionally aimed at your home. I have relatives ouside of Boston, and I know how the delivery services work--a little. I was not paying attention to your residence. It was coincidence--although an apropos one.

Hope you find a nice Betta that you love

 

[tetraman]

It's my birthday, and I've "saved" $76 so far! I might but some orange killifish instead, though.

 

[jollysue]

Congrats on making it to another birthday!

Congrats on fry!

What kind of cories will you breed? I have bronze, of course. I think I will try my hand at some albino long fin peppers.

 

[tetraman]

I was thinking albino, but my mom thinks they're really ugly. If not, I'll go with bronze.

 

[jollysue]

Bronze are ready breeders. They're eggs are easy to move, and they are hardy little devils. I can get them to multiply by adding a little fry powder a few days after the eggs appear to hatch.

But I got 10 baby albino long fin peppers not long ago. I think they are darlin'. Peppers are ready breeders too. I have peppers in my big community tank, but I haven't tried very hard to harvest their eggs, although I love them to peices. So if the albino long fins breed as easily, I thought there would be a ready market.

 

[tetraman]

I was going to go for albino bronze cories, which are usually call simply albino cories. I'm going to use my 10 gallon after the swordtail fry grow up.

 

[jollysue]

albino long fin peppers Go to page three.

I just finished 8 water changes and have at least 3 more to go. sigh

I have spilled water and Stress Coat all over, tripping over the Python hose, and very hungry.