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They're all so beautiful. :) Thanks for sharing with us!

Haha, thanks. Honestly though, I think that's the best option.

I love Convicts! Those are nice finds you have. :)

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Regarding the goldfish, I'm thinking that the transfer from their original tank to the new one, could have been something like temperature shock?

Fins turned white? Wow, that's definitely interesting. Is there any possibility that you may have gotten any chemicals or aerosols in the aquarium? What I would honestly do is, strip the aquarium down to nothing. Let everything dry in the sun for one week. Then, I would fill the aquarium back...

That's so cute! I've always wanted a ferret, but I have tons of other pets. Aha

You would be taking a risk mixing them, however as long as there are a sufficient number of hiding places, and you're feeding the fish well, you should see a larger number of the fry survive. However, what I would do is since you're getting the adults for free, just go with them so you won't...

With an enclosure of that size, you have such a massive amount of options to choose from. I have seen ponds successfully stocked with Arowanas. Honestly, why not go for Asian Arowanas, Red Tailed Catfish, and Tigris Catfish?

I'm certain it's a flowerhorn. I'm not certain as to what type is is, however my guess is that its a "exotic marble".

I absolutely love your severums! And, your dempsey has such vivid color to him!

What are you feeding them, and how often?

Not necessarily. It honestly depends on how large he is, when you get him. Some Sevs can be aggressive too.

Haha, they look like they eat well :) Nice looking fish!

I feel like pictures represent how the fish looks pretty well. Why not try something like a Red Gold Severum? If you're looking for color, they've got it. I know mine certainly does.

I'm wondering if the fact that they're wild caught has anything to do with the way they look? But, you definitely had a nice catch! ;)

Thanks, I'll have to try that! I know that when I first purchased the one I have now, it had a pretty brilliant color going on. But, as soon as I got home, it turned brown. Sometimes, it does display the red, but usually only when it's being aggressive. How often did you feed them the feeders?

Nope. lol, you know how words look like other words when you just wake up. Aha

Nope, not at all. I don't really have the room for one. Haha

I mispelled nitrite :P Aha, I just woke up. Forgive me.