Howdy, folks.
I've trolled these forums for a while and recently decided it was time to set up an account. Since your records indicate that I have never posted to your site before I decided to change that!
I'm 25. I've been keeping fish since I was 13 with varied success. Mistakes here, victories there. Currently I have, jesus I just counted, 5 tanks in my home.
1 55g moderately planted.
2 Senegal poly(1 albino) each approx 1 year old and 8 inches in length
1 Severum approx 1 and 6 inches. One day maybe I'll know if it's Heros severus or Heros Efasciatus.
1 (had 2) Siamese Algea Eater 2.5 inches. Again, maybe one day I'll know if it's the real thing or not.
1 "Bristlenose"
1 10g light plant
2 Peppered Cory. It's amazing how cute these simple little fish are. I imagine grazing cattle when I watch them.
1 Black Moore
1 Female feeder guppy that came with some ghost shrimp feeders. It was the smallest little fry when I discovered her. She's doing well!
1 Eupeterus Synodontis. Just got this little dude a few days ago. It's "Small" so I wanted him to get a wee bigger before going in the 55g.
1 20G
1 Reticulated Hillstream Loach. Cutest little thing.
2 White Cloud. The others died and I haven't found enough in once place to restock.
1 6g nanocube. Moderately planted.
1 Blue Ram 2 inches
1 Peacock Eel 7 inches
These 2 are fishes that didn't do well in my 55. The Ram is a lone survivor and the Eel I think got grabbed by a curious bichir. Either way I put them together until I can figure something out.
And finally a 2g shrimp tank.
It's a Hexagon tank that sits next to my monitor. It's just a bunch of feeder ghost shrimp I quarantine before feeding to the 55g. They are actually kinda entertaining.
I love DIY stuff. I love planted tanks albeit I just started trying them this year. I'll have to post some before and after pictures of my 55g. I restocked it about a year ago. It's really neat to see a difference in better lighting, Co2, and a decent fert regiment.
I like sports, outdoors, computer games, whisky, and my desktop background is a picture of my grandparents.
I work for REI, Recreational Equipment Inc.
I hope this suffices. I love this website and the community that makes it run.
I've trolled these forums for a while and recently decided it was time to set up an account. Since your records indicate that I have never posted to your site before I decided to change that!
I'm 25. I've been keeping fish since I was 13 with varied success. Mistakes here, victories there. Currently I have, jesus I just counted, 5 tanks in my home.
1 55g moderately planted.
2 Senegal poly(1 albino) each approx 1 year old and 8 inches in length
1 Severum approx 1 and 6 inches. One day maybe I'll know if it's Heros severus or Heros Efasciatus.
1 (had 2) Siamese Algea Eater 2.5 inches. Again, maybe one day I'll know if it's the real thing or not.
1 "Bristlenose"
1 10g light plant
2 Peppered Cory. It's amazing how cute these simple little fish are. I imagine grazing cattle when I watch them.
1 Black Moore
1 Female feeder guppy that came with some ghost shrimp feeders. It was the smallest little fry when I discovered her. She's doing well!
1 Eupeterus Synodontis. Just got this little dude a few days ago. It's "Small" so I wanted him to get a wee bigger before going in the 55g.
1 20G
1 Reticulated Hillstream Loach. Cutest little thing.
2 White Cloud. The others died and I haven't found enough in once place to restock.
1 6g nanocube. Moderately planted.
1 Blue Ram 2 inches
1 Peacock Eel 7 inches
These 2 are fishes that didn't do well in my 55. The Ram is a lone survivor and the Eel I think got grabbed by a curious bichir. Either way I put them together until I can figure something out.
And finally a 2g shrimp tank.
It's a Hexagon tank that sits next to my monitor. It's just a bunch of feeder ghost shrimp I quarantine before feeding to the 55g. They are actually kinda entertaining.
I love DIY stuff. I love planted tanks albeit I just started trying them this year. I'll have to post some before and after pictures of my 55g. I restocked it about a year ago. It's really neat to see a difference in better lighting, Co2, and a decent fert regiment.
I like sports, outdoors, computer games, whisky, and my desktop background is a picture of my grandparents.
I work for REI, Recreational Equipment Inc.
I hope this suffices. I love this website and the community that makes it run.
