Dont say someone elses opinion is deterring you from your breeding project??
Wow, thin skin man.... thin skin.
Wow, thin skin man.... thin skin.
Breeding Guppies!!!
- Thread starter Columbian Shark Catfish
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Deaths Sting;3233634; said:
My 6-7 inch columbian shark was my first fish and he's still in freshwater after 2 years. I convinced my dad that I would take down both 10 gallons, and the 26, just for a new 75. I would put all the fish from the 26 gallon and the freshwater fish from the 75, and put them in the bigger tank.
It sucks though, because my mom promised me that if I got a 4.0 GPA, I could set up more tanks and breed guppies.
But I care about my catfish more.
And I get critisized both ways. First se1an tells me I'm doing everything wrong for guppies, and everyone else keeps telling me "put those poor fish in brackish water!"
ErikFromNJ;3233936; said:
I'm not, I decided not to. (look at the response to Deaths Sting)
And do you really have ALL those fish in a 10 gallon??
take one of the ten gallon tanks and put them in and run it like you would any tank. keep it clean and the babys will come. my dad runs a 20 gallon tank and started with six guppies and after i little bit i would take twenty of thirty every few weeks just to feed my turtles. not to meantion no water changes or anything other than tap water (they got good water)
So guppies are really easy to breed/ I could just get a couple 10g tanks and make maddd fish, and feed them to my other fish so i didnt have to buy feeders?
Columbian Shark Catfish;3233971; said:
No, I have (2) 125's, (2) 90's, (3) 75's, (5) 55's, (5) 30's, (5) 20 longs and a buttload of 10's.
I ran out of typing room so I decided to finish my signature with some sarcasm.
