I think I have a problem....

[_Sushi_]

Now that my son is older, I have a bit more time to devote to my Aquariums. The only downside is that the only "aquariums" we have are 3 bettas is tiny tanks (my fiance is a sissy-girl about tank sizes) and a 10 gallon with my juvenile ACF's and a mess of guppies in it. As soon as my fiance comes to the realization that real tanks are bigger than 10 gallons, I would love to get back into my piranhas. But we also would like an Axolotl, more frogs, I would love some newts, and all sorts of different amphibians. But as I've said, I only have 1 ten gallon that we know holds water.

I think I may have an addiction here, and not enough tanks to support it! LOL

BTW, does anyone know of a reliable place to get Axolotls? I stopped trusting the Ann Arbor Fish Doctors once I realized that they carry dyed frogs.

 

[anarekist]

time to upgrade.

 

[_Sushi_]

It's also time to see if my other tank holds water. Then I could split everything up accordingly, and my fiance can stop whining about his guppies being in horrific danger; they're bigger than the frogs, and while the smaller of the two has tried going after the male guppy, he bounces off, no harm done except the frog's dignity... for now LOL

 

[Tropicalfish34]

Move those AFCs soon they will turn into real fish eaters in a couple months to a year.

 

[_Sushi_]

Oh, I know they will. I'm not running blind into keeping these guys. The majority of the guppies are Common Guppy "feeders". There's about 6 "Fancy" guppies, which I'm trying to get things situated before the frogs get big enough to actually take one of them on. Once the boys get their larger set-up, they'll basically be serving as "population-control" for the guppies my fiance insists on keeping.
Also, as adults, the boys will each need at least 10gals to themselves, I'm just looking for a decently priced 20-30 gallon that I can horde with fiendish glee!!