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Chicaco is for cichlids. if you rearrange the first four letters from chic to cich you have half of cichlid- plus the fact that Chicago is the Mecca for variety of selection for Cichlids in the US..

I want to get one of those that says no humaning. I think it would be really funny and an excellent commentary on the interrelationship between man and nature. Engraved in resin, painted with chemicals, placed inside a glass box...

Graeme Robson wrote:As long as it's round
Loaches love the ground

I had to stare at that for awhile until I got it...

Maidenhead's store is so cleeeeeeeeeeeean....


I want to shop there...

Must... invent... startrek...like...tele...porter...

Emma you must have a REEEEALLY good quality camera and wrists of iron to get a steady shot of this http://i88.photobucket.com/albums/k183/Emma_Turner/DSCN7439.jpg Cute babies- tiny though. Those ceramic ring media are only like 1/3" or something across@!! Congratulations! I never cease to be amazed ...

Martin I know its SOOOO disgusting...

THIS IS TAXI!! HES SOOOO LOVABLE WE LOOOOVE TAXIII DONT WEE.
You know the poor kid shes singing that to is getting beat up in school

I just see the terminator knocking on the door "Sarah Connor?"

BLAP! BLAP BLAP!

even I dont care about burning money on aquaria- its more the idiocy of that setup..

daspricey wrote:can anyone suggest a loach that is very very small.
are there any at 1"?
2"? other than chain loach
3"?

Do you find discussing loaches embarassing?
why the ?

THey sound like they're really stressed out martin... I think the copper might have had a hand in that... They were calm(er) and never swam up and down on me- until I added the copper... when I took it out they were better though

Yup. theyll all work

I didn't realize fish ate fruity pebbles cereal

Try a tube, doubt you have ridgid tubing there... get something non toxic, PVC if you have to and rinse it forever and ever before you use it. Basically you put the frozen bloodworm in the top end sticking out of the water, put the bottom end on the gravel, wait for the bloodworm to melt and sink to...

Thats not looking like any kind of disease to me that fish just looks like it was stuck somewhere for a very long period of time, struggled to get loose, and finally did so, causing the severe damage to its fins, and scraping the frong half of itself so badly that its having that reaction now. I don...