Trinituner Fish Keepers, Aquarists & Aquascapers...

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envisioning sitting on a 'Pres-t-con' bench & watching dem monsters cruising past...probs hoping one of us falls in (yum yum)....
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y'all are invited once I get the place properly set up...(bring a couple trash goldfish titbits)
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rgds

[Kasey]

got two botia loaches 4" for grabs (good size). $150 for the pair. Nice bottom feeder addition to a large tank.

http://www.fishchannel.com/freshwater-a ... aches.aspx

which species are they ??
interested

THIS IS MY FISH:
They kinda big eh, like 4" long (including tail) and at least 1" body height (excluding fins)

[Reefplanet]

Cool fish

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Red-finned loach (Yasuhikotakia modesta).

The red-finned loach, like the clown loach, gets quite large, with individuals reaching a maximum size of about 8 to 12 inches. They can be quite pugnacious, which makes finding tankmates difficult. Less aggressive cichlids, large gouramis and barbs mix well with these fish, as do other loach species. They tend to dig a bit more than other loach species, and in aquariums with rough gravel, they may often have damaged snouts, which can lead to infection and death.
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I'll take them...pls pm me yr tel ctc/location...I'll come by to coll
rgds

[Kasey]

check pm

[HondaB20B]

envisioning sitting on a 'Pres-t-con' bench & watching dem monsters cruising past...probs hoping one of us falls in (yum yum)....
.
y'all are invited once I get the place properly set up...(bring a couple trash goldfish titbits)
.
rgds

LOL

[netsket]

For those who might be interested.....Charrans start bringing in saltwater fishes as well.

[Kasey]

From my experiences, Charrans, has not been an inviting place. Last few times I went, I had to call out for someone to come to the front to be dealt with, and was kinda 'hurried' to make up my mind what I wanted, and to leave quickly when I bought what I wanted.

I think they cater for more wholesale purchases, or you have to buy lots of fishes to be taken seriously.

[HondaB20B]

have to check them out

[reeLpACE]

hello guys, really glad to have found this thread.....

I have a pair of clownfish that have laid eggs in the past and I have been unable to feed the larvae because I had no idea where i could get rotifers here...

I know you can buy live rotifers online but i'm not sure they will be alive by the time they get here

Does anyone know where I can get locally? My clowns are probably gonna lay again sometime soon so any help will be much appreciated.

[HondaB20B]

i have a pardner in south that cultures them. Actually when Raj used to breed clowns on a regular basis, he used to supply raj. Up to recently he had cause he was selling clowns wholesale

[reeLpACE]

^Do you mind giving me a number for him?

[HondaB20B]

^Do you mind giving me a number for him?

check pm

[AGENT RORO]

have to check them out

Check meh if you going.

[HondaB20B]

have to check them out

Check meh if you going.

STUEPSSSSSS........................WHY!!!!!!!

[AGENT RORO]

have to check them out

Check meh if you going.

STUEPSSSSSS........................WHY!!!!!!!

NO MOLLIES FOR YUH!!!

[HondaB20B]

keep yuh ole mollies................................

[HondaB20B]

boss man, hurry up and set up a small tank, even delf is ah 20-30 gal. ah have some live rock and fish to give you. Even have a small tank if yuh want it borrow.

[Regent]

Marine Microalgae Cultures

(Nannochloropsis) where can i get this locally

[speedmelter]

aite fellow fish lovers, after shifting hobbies due to loss of fish in the past, i bought new pump and filter and im ready to start afresh. my aquarium is 90 gallon capacity and im looking to put a community where fishes wont be killing each other and wont be making too much of a mess either.

currently i have a few decently sized goldfish and the bigger comets. (abt 3-4 inches)

i used to have pacus, oscars and alot of goldfish and a few sharks. over time they killed each other or died

can you guys tell me what can live together without problems? ill appreciate it.

fish i like thus far:
goldfish
comets
black moore
bala shark
irredescent shark
pacu
parrot

what i dont fancy:
chiclids
angel
oscar
kois
fighters
gurime

i really want to get this done well before christmas so plz help
my aim is to end up wid sum big fish all swimming happily together

[Reefplanet]

Anyone fragging any mushrooms? I really want some cause raj not there today n i cant go nextweek either

[Reefplanet]

have to check them out

Check meh if you going.

STUEPSSSSSS........................WHY!!!!!!!

NO MOLLIES FOR YUH!!!

LOL!!

[mojosodope]

i really want to get this done well before christmas so plz help
my aim is to end up wid sum big fish all swimming happily together

If you want the challenge and tap water parameters are good, go Discus, they can get a decent size if properly taken care of. 90 gallons isn't really that much especially for those iridescent sharks, those get huge.

[speedmelter]

ok i will research discus

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http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/c ... ntent=html

http://www.practicalfishkeeping.co.uk/c ... php?sid=24
the discus men.....

[Cid]

Meh bush need cutting

[HondaB20B]

WOW.......................... I see Radions drop by nearly $150 in th US.

http://www.bulkreefsupply.com/ecotech-m ... dium=email

[reeLpACE]

guys I currently have a 10gallon FOWLR setup with a pair of clowns and I am looking at starting to add some corals

What type of corals would work for me? (no chiller)
What type of lighting? LED??? MH I feel may be overkill for a nano tank..... All I have now is a small fluorescent...

I am looking at keeping it very simple, ie, minimal equipment since it is such a small tank (calcium recators etc)

[Dizzy28]

Guys I ordered an aquarium and picked it up last week. Problem is I made a mistake and its too tall for the space is intended for. I need to get it 3"-4" shorter. Can this be done easily or would they have to take apart the aquarium to recut?

[ziggy_dappa]

guys I currently have a 10gallon FOWLR setup with a pair of clowns and I am looking at starting to add some corals

What type of corals would work for me? (no chiller)
What type of lighting? LED??? MH I feel may be overkill for a nano tank..... All I have now is a small fluorescent...

I am looking at keeping it very simple, ie, minimal equipment since it is such a small tank (calcium recators etc)

I have a nano reef setup as well, my advice would be get some leds (MH would be overkill in a 10 gal and would really spike your temp.)
Start with some soft corals like mushrooms and zoas ( i have seen these stand up to some crazy temps and nasty water parameters) and from there move your way up to LPS if you so desire.