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link wrote:discus men
saw new shpmnt of 'blue' & 'tomato' discus at Charran's in Cunupia couple days ago......also, plenty kinds of 'sharks'
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Aquarium and Sump Tank $700
emtwice wrote:Hey! Love this forum. I noticed several aquarium shrimp. Are they available in Trinidad? Where can I get one/some? I live in the Tunapuna area. From T'go, don't know Trinidad well, may need directions.
haterforever wrote:haterforever wrote:anyone in need of a spare tank to temporarily keep fish in? i think its 26 x 12.5 x 12.5. will confirm when i go home. only issue with it is that its made out of cabinet glass. i'l upload pics ltr. anyone interested?
pic of the tank here showing the cabinet glass. thats the only issue. as i said its for temporary use, not a pretty tank. i got a few ppl interested in it. guess its who needs it the most. located trincity. pm for more info
haterforever wrote:haterforever wrote:haterforever wrote:anyone in need of a spare tank to temporarily keep fish in? i think its 26 x 12.5 x 12.5. will confirm when i go home. only issue with it is that its made out of cabinet glass. i'l upload pics ltr. anyone interested?
pic of the tank here showing the cabinet glass. thats the only issue. as i said its for temporary use, not a pretty tank. i got a few ppl interested in it. guess its who needs it the most. located trincity. pm for more info
nobody wants this? its just taking up space by me.
Halfbreed07 wrote:i'd like to share a sad story, if i may.
I was the proud owner of 9 A class discus fish average size 6" (pics posted by me previously)
I dedicated so much time and effort to keeping for the last 2 years, nothing was spared on them.
for those who know these fish know they can be expensive and difficult to keep.
anyway, i recently changed my residence, so i had to relocate them to the new tank.
all was fine for the first two days, they even started to eat, however, sunday night i did a partial change to help reduce fish waste which can quickly build up in a new tank.
i did the change and everything seemed fine.
within 10 minuites dey began darting around the tank, 5 minuites later dey began to sink to the substrate.
the water it seemed was contaminated, or they got what the call ph shock.
i went out and bought bottled water, changed out as much as i could but nothing.
today only one looks like he may make it, in total its about 6k in stock lost.
those who know me, know i am passionate about my fish, i am still hurt by this.
so this is just a wake up call to test any new water u may have to introduce to your fish, this is a difficult thing to watch your fish die knowing you cannot help them.
Halfbreed07 wrote:i'd like to share a sad story, if i may.
I was the proud owner of 9 A class discus fish average size 6" (pics posted by me previously)
I dedicated so much time and effort to keeping for the last 2 years, nothing was spared on them.
for those who know these fish know they can be expensive and difficult to keep.
anyway, i recently changed my residence, so i had to relocate them to the new tank.
all was fine for the first two days, they even started to eat, however, sunday night i did a partial change to help reduce fish waste which can quickly build up in a new tank.
i did the change and everything seemed fine.
within 10 minuites dey began darting around the tank, 5 minuites later dey began to sink to the substrate.
the water it seemed was contaminated, or they got what the call ph shock.
i went out and bought bottled water, changed out as much as i could but nothing.
today only one looks like he may make it, in total its about 6k in stock lost.
those who know me, know i am passionate about my fish, i am still hurt by this.
so this is just a wake up call to test any new water u may have to introduce to your fish, this is a difficult thing to watch your fish die knowing you cannot help them.
2NR Smurf wrote:yuh eh want a pair of nice sized ID sharks for dat pond?? free free![]()
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