Unpopular Opinions (fish related)

[Kolykaf]

WHERE'S MY GLO CORIES DARN IT


hahahaha

They need to pick more peaceful fish to market to children

I’d love GloMalaysianTrumpet snails. They’d make my substrate look like the Milky Way.

 

[cdelly]

this one blinks

 

[Kolykaf]

I agree, boraras brigittae are the only good micro rasbora. They just have such nice color! I really want some eventually.

I think boraras maculatus are just as beautiful. They get nearly as red as the chilis and have those contrasting black dots. They look like little strawberries.

 

[cdelly]

right another

ppl who want Free fish And equipment

want me to come round and set it up as well???

save up like the rest of us do

 

[cdelly]

and seen one in the introduce yourself, the fecker didnt even say hello

 

[Kolykaf]

I concur.

I don’t think that java fern is a beginner plant. It doesn’t look good in a lot of tanks but when well-cared for it’s gorgeous.

 

[FishFinatic77]

I think boraras maculatus are just as beautiful. They get nearly as red as the chilis and have those contrasting black dots. They look like little strawberries.

They do look nice.

 

[dutto73]

( jumped straight to p 94)
The time it takes your java fern to anchor. I'm forever putting these babies back ( the pleco could be the prime suspect) ?

 

[cdelly]

( jumped straight to p 94)
The time it takes your java fern to anchor. I'm forever putting these babies back ( the pleco could be the prime suspect) ?

use superglue, sticks a lot better than using cotton

 

[dutto73]

use superglue, sticks a lot better than using cotton

I thought I'd use the cotton thread as it's holding the mother plant in place. Wouldn't the glue need to dry before placing back in the tank, isn't there a chance of the plantlet drying out too

 

[dutto73]

I feel the same way. I'm too new to really have strong opinions on anything yet. But I'm sure it'll happen in time!

I've had my tank for 13-15 yrs and still know JS. This forum is the best

 

[Slaphppy7]

I thought I'd use the cotton thread as it's holding the mother plant in place. Wouldn't the glue need to dry before placing back in the tank, isn't there a chance of the plantlet drying out too

Superglue doesn't "dry", it reacts and bonds instantly when moisture is present...just be sure to use the gel type...it can go back into the tank within a matter of minutes

 

[cdelly]

as @Slaphppy7 says get the Gel, al my big tank where glued down. did try cotton but it did my head in

 

[dutto73]

Time to get some glue gel

 

[Kolykaf]

My unpopular opinion is that bowls can make great homes for fish.
I love my bowls and have even had fish spawn in them.