Just wanted to show off my tank.
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One ram is missing an eye. He is also missing the first part of his dorsal fin, and part of the fin on his belly. I was at a pet smart about an hour from the house and they had three of them, I bought all three and didn't realize until I got home that he was deformed. I believe it is a birth defect, I don't think the eye or fins ever fully formed. He still has an eye to say, as there is still a black dot in his skull that does move around.
I've never seen the puffers go after the shrimp, then again I only see my shrimp about once a month. And speaking of fish I never see, I totally forgot that there is an upside down cat in there as well. The larger puffer was actually pulled from my girlfriends tank. She has had him about four years and neither of us has ever heard or was told they were full salt as adults. The largest is about three years old, he still eats like a pig, and when ever I dump some snails in the tank, he just destroys them. But as I said, I'm having trouble finding him a home. My las does have a salt water display tank, but I'm not sure if they take fish in or not. They also don't have a brackish tank, I don't know if they have to be in brackish first or can be dripped for salt right away.
Once I find a home for the puffers, I believe the giant danios are going to end up being re homed as well, and the angles are large enough to go into her tank, I'm on the fence of adding an electric blue jack Dempsey. Any one think there will be enough room for him?
And thanks for the kind words everyone.
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I've never seen the puffers go after the shrimp, then again I only see my shrimp about once a month. And speaking of fish I never see, I totally forgot that there is an upside down cat in there as well. The larger puffer was actually pulled from my girlfriends tank. She has had him about four years and neither of us has ever heard or was told they were full salt as adults. The largest is about three years old, he still eats like a pig, and when ever I dump some snails in the tank, he just destroys them. But as I said, I'm having trouble finding him a home. My las does have a salt water display tank, but I'm not sure if they take fish in or not. They also don't have a brackish tank, I don't know if they have to be in brackish first or can be dripped for salt right away.
Once I find a home for the puffers, I believe the giant danios are going to end up being re homed as well, and the angles are large enough to go into her tank, I'm on the fence of adding an electric blue jack Dempsey. Any one think there will be enough room for him?
And thanks for the kind words everyone.
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Let's see the S15
Lol, just saw this. I was like 17 when I joins this site. At that time the s14 240sx was my dream car and drifting was my dream sport. After a few times in wet roads, drifting is not my thing lol.
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Beware of the puffer, they are very nasty and would do serious harm to other fish, especially the slow swim ones, say pleco and angel fish
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Just wanted to show off some of my favourite angels and a few other fish.
And I always like to add full tank shots.
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stunning stock !why didnt u plant more plants to it? it sure will look better.
It's in the works. After I posted the pics yesterday, I did some rearranging. I planted some different hair grass and I'm wishing they take off and carpet the bottom. Aside from the internet, my best bet for plants around here are bulbs, and I have about a 25% success rate with them. But in the long run, I do plan on adding many more plants.
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Thank you. It's still a work in progress, but I'm getting there. It's funny, just five months ago, I had no drift wood in here, or live plants. It's crazy how much a scape on a new tank changes withen the first year.
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