Death Pony Feeder Fish MFK Member Feb 6, 2007 4,271 1 0 37 Fredericksburg and Newport News, VA cnu.facebook.com Apr 8, 2008 #11 peacock mantis shrimp, or a smaller species. Dusky panther goby, they're venomous!!!!!
O Onion01 Polypterus MFK Member Aug 8, 2007 6,180 15 92 Miami Apr 8, 2008 #12 Death Pony;1689576; said: peacock mantis shrimp, or a smaller species. Dusky panther goby, they're venomous!!!!! Click to expand... I forgot to mention, nothing that can kill me. But thanks for the suggestion
Death Pony;1689576; said: peacock mantis shrimp, or a smaller species. Dusky panther goby, they're venomous!!!!! Click to expand... I forgot to mention, nothing that can kill me. But thanks for the suggestion
Omerov Banned Apr 8, 2008 39 0 0 Russia Apr 8, 2008 #13 if not puffers then dwarf cich, apistogramma sp. agasizzi or neolamprogus sp. lake tang leleupi etc
O Onion01 Polypterus MFK Member Aug 8, 2007 6,180 15 92 Miami Apr 8, 2008 #14 I love shell dwellers! But there aren't any near me, and shipping is a killer
Omerov Banned Apr 8, 2008 39 0 0 Russia Apr 8, 2008 #15 considering its 3.33 am herei bid you good night and farewell for now!
T tyl089 Gambusia MFK Member Jan 2, 2007 698 1 16 San Jose, Apr 8, 2008 #16 you want salt or fresh? For salt water, scorpion or frog fish can def. fit a 10g nano single specimen tank, and def. mini-monsters. kind of stumped for fresh water except for exodons and anything other than fish like crawdads, frogs, and crabs.
you want salt or fresh? For salt water, scorpion or frog fish can def. fit a 10g nano single specimen tank, and def. mini-monsters. kind of stumped for fresh water except for exodons and anything other than fish like crawdads, frogs, and crabs.
O Onion01 Polypterus MFK Member Aug 8, 2007 6,180 15 92 Miami Apr 8, 2008 #17 fresh water SINGLE SPECIMEN!!!
T tyl089 Gambusia MFK Member Jan 2, 2007 698 1 16 San Jose, Apr 8, 2008 #18 Oooh I know, a weather loach; looks interesting, hardy, and can tell you when it's going to rain.
O Onion01 Polypterus MFK Member Aug 8, 2007 6,180 15 92 Miami Apr 8, 2008 #19 lol, they were my first fish. But they get too big for 10g and need lots of friends to do well
ceeej31 Fire Eel MFK Member Feb 13, 2008 4,259 17 68 33 New England Apr 8, 2008 #20 amazonian leaffish, only gets to 5", eats live and looks awsome