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Either my JD or my Salvini managed to kill and eat two moon snails, one about the circumference of a quarter and the other somewhat larger. Both of the fish were about 4" at the time.

I'll forever remember Peckoltia, for it was he who picked up his own 3-foot TSN (it had recently jumped out of its tank), gutted and cookied it, indulged in the flesh, then took pics of the catfish filet, posted them, and remarked on the tasty quality of the meat. It is regrettable that I did...

Peacockbass is impressive.

went to a mormon church for most of my childhood. thankfully I don't think its had any long-term affect on me, although I still have to do a lot of faking at family reunions (who knows whose will I might get taken out of, otherwise)

I kept a couple corydoras (might be the very catfish you are mentioning) mixed in with an e-blue among a large number of other assorted cichlids, I never had any problem with the corydoras until a certain texas cichlid grew large enough to mouth-grab (albeit not swallow) the cories, whereupon...

I don't know, I just work off the assumption that its better to label a fish a mutt and keep the gene pool clean than call it a purebred and risk contamination ("well these fish look purebred enough to me, I'll breed them and sell 'em as purebreds")

http://www.starcraft2.com/ I realize that virtually noone here has the capacity to properly appreciate this, but thought I'd at least try to spread the word anyway. I mean, its starcraft 2, for god's sake. Blizzard is finally dropping the whole warcraft bull**** to get back to the game that...

AWESOME specimen, tongue! THAT is a convict, man! what a badass fish.

a flowerhorn with predominantly reddevil/midas genetics. most of the devils/midas you see at a lfs aren't purebreds anyway.

african mbuna cichlids, 3-7 of them. readily available at any lfs. feisty and active little guys; fun to watch. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mbuna

unless the water in your area has remarkably low hardness (which could lead to huge ph swings as the water is dirtied by the fish), I wouldn't worry about water parameters at all. some people make a huge fuss about rift lake cichlids and their 'natural' water parameters, but I've found such...

beautiful specimen, I've long fancied keeping pickerel.

I've kept a (initially-young) senegal bichir and a ropefish with various american and african cichlids in a 200g for 3.5 yrs, and never had any problems in terms of aggression towards the polypterids. The electric blue and electric yellow are two very distinct species of cichlid though, and...

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NOT EXACTLY NEAL, AM I? ive been pumping my skinny little fins (up till the past 2 weeks when the airbag blew, anyway.. willl prolly be able to resume in another week), and after month 2 of it i decided to put up the imperceptible results. ...body prolly wont change much even after 6 mos...

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I never change the cartridges on my filters. I suppose if you have the money and time to waste every 2 weeks in the interest of crystal clear water, though....

not sure id call it the norm, but it is a somewhat common quirk among territorial fish.

A male texas of mine killed a female uropthalmus that he had been a "partner" with for several months, after several generations of fry were raised by them. They got along fine until BAM one day she was murdered.