Thank you, and plenty of character, lol. He'll come right up front and swim all over the front of the tank until I feed him, and he doesn't take lightly to others in the tank eating his food. Very aggressive eater.The Lyretail's really nice and a good find but that big Scorpian's absolutely awesome. Looks like he has a lot of character.
Thank you, and I always push people to at least give it a try. It isn't all too bad, but with this current setup for the Venomous tank, I've definitely been doing a good amount of water changes! But that's what you get when you overcrowd a tank. The plan is to get the 150-Gallon going for these guys within the next week or two.those tanks are amazing, would love to try saltwater some day
Oh come on now, I'm a full time college student, and then right after college (everyday if I choose) I can head to work till 10pm. Granted I still live at home, and will be cutting back on the collection by a few setups, but still! Had a fair paying summer job, and will be rehired next summer to help with tuition and animal expenses.yeah but college definately is not a good time for experimenting with new fish tank setup. Really would love to try a tank for mandarin dragonets someday, it's a miracle my african cichlid tank is in good hands... maybe later, have to admit those scorpions are real neat, especially the one with yellow fins. The volitan lion look absolutely delicious
my house is in Ontario and I'm at college in British Colombia, its almost 4500km (over 1000 miles) distance with a time zone difference of 3 hours between the 2 points so i can't just pop in and check on something as sensitive as a SW setup whenever i wish, freshwater is easier to manage so my old tank is being looked after and it's got hardy fish that are forgiving of any family mistakes. I have the same good summer job etc but living on residence does limit any near future options.Oh come on now, I'm a full time college student, and then right after college (everyday if I choose) I can head to work till 10pm. Granted I still live at home, and will be cutting back on the collection by a few setups, but still! Had a fair paying summer job, and will be rehired next summer to help with tuition and animal expenses.
I have yet to keep a Mandarin, just because of the difficulty of feeding over an extended period of time. I've tried to keep just about everything else though!
And that Volitan will need a very big upgrade at some point, which is why I'm switching over to the 150-Gallon for a venomous tank.