thanks everyone.
interesting comparison: the day I got the lemon fins (Dec. 27th 2008) vs yesterday:
interesting comparison: the day I got the lemon fins (Dec. 27th 2008) vs yesterday:
12 Volt Man's Aqueon 150 Gallon Startup Thread
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couple of updated shots this afternoon
looks like I am going to have to take my clowns back to the LFS. even though they eat well, they have developed a 'taste' for my silver dollars. over the past little while I have been trying to figure out why my redhooks have ragged fins, patches of scales missing etc.
today, as I watched the loaches swim up and take a nibble on the side of my redhook, I figured out why...
looks like I am going to have to take my clowns back to the LFS. even though they eat well, they have developed a 'taste' for my silver dollars. over the past little while I have been trying to figure out why my redhooks have ragged fins, patches of scales missing etc.
today, as I watched the loaches swim up and take a nibble on the side of my redhook, I figured out why...
new pickup, baby synodontis decorus.
I figure since the clowns have to come out, I can put one in
he is living in quarentine to make sure I don't have to deal with ich in 150 gallons of water..
I miss the old big one I had, so I am looking forward to growing him up again..
I figure since the clowns have to come out, I can put one in
he is living in quarentine to make sure I don't have to deal with ich in 150 gallons of water..
I miss the old big one I had, so I am looking forward to growing him up again..
no, this is as large of a tank as I could fit in this basement room. the dimensions are 72x18x29 tall. Standard Aqueon 150 gallon. I wanted to get the 210 gallon (6 inches wider) but the front edge of this tank already sits about 26" out from the wall (left space behind for the AC110) and the adjacent wall is small. to go wider leaves little room in front of the tank to sit, and your back would be right up against the fireplace LOL
yes, he passed away. he got a bacterial infection.
the severums at the LFS where I used to work would do the same thing all the time. you bring the fish in, they are fine, then a few days later they clamp up, their head starts getting huge holes (like hemaxmita (hole in the head) but it happens in just a few days) and they are gone. it happens so fast you can't combat it.
mine did the same thing...
the severums at the LFS where I used to work would do the same thing all the time. you bring the fish in, they are fine, then a few days later they clamp up, their head starts getting huge holes (like hemaxmita (hole in the head) but it happens in just a few days) and they are gone. it happens so fast you can't combat it.
mine did the same thing...
thanks! might be going out to Big Als Whitby today. I am still in the market for a severum or some geos in that tank
