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Exactly! I spat in it, btw

helen nightingale wrote:one mug could give double the entertainment value

THAT'S MY MUG!!!

But Graeme can use it if he asks nicely.

Gorgeous Ashleigh!

It may be Ichthyosporidium hoferi and that's bad bad bad news indeed.

The eel died. I made an autopsy even if I haven't a clue of what to look for. But at least now I know that it was a female with hundred of eggs, that she hasn't eaten for days since stomach and intestine were empty but above all she didn't have anything stuck in her throat. So Mr. Green was definite...

Stunning

mistergreen wrote:i've seen fish with internal infection where they can't close their mouths as well. I forget which, either worms or bacterial

Very interesting Mr. Green, I'll search that.

Not an identification one but it would appear that my M. circumcintus has something stuck in his throat. It seems that he can't close his mouth and breathes quickly. It's usually an avid eater but tonight he didn't care about food. I suppose there's no much I can do is there? http://s225.photobucket...

may be we should all go on the same day ! car drivers could pick up on the way. we could all end up fighting over the same fish!! LOL!! This has been done before now several times with many LOL members meeting at the shop on the same day (often with a pub lunch) and we always have a lot of fun. :D ...

... where are you all from? do you buy your fish or catch them from the wild? and what sort of setups do you all have I live near Cape Town, ZA. It's illegal to keep native fish here and anyway there are not many interesting fresh water species in this area. Thus I must also rely on what the LFS ha...

In what part of the world are you if I may ask?

Simply fantastic

Where are the pictures Jonboy? (gotta show them to my wife )

Mine go to sleep with dark despite the moon light.

Did you have a look at this article Mack?

http://www.loaches.com/articles/hillstr ... -fast-lane