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From: in loving memory of: unnamed snail :'( 9/16/00
Subject: snails
Posted by xilvereaglex@hotmail.com) in loving memory of: unnamed snail :'( on September 16, 101 at 06:43:46:
i have a snail that when i got it it was all brown,but now he's turning white and his shell does'nt look too healthy its not very smooth. i keep these as pets so dont tell me how to get rid of them, thats not what i want to do, i just want to know if he has health problems. HELP, reply A.S.A.P. this message is dedicated to my snail who died while i was on vacation and had not yet been named: We'll miss you :'(

From: katie 9/16/00
Subject: Re: snails
Posted by kteblkwel@hotmail.com) katie on September 16, 101 at 08:11:25: Re: (13411.html) snails
Posted by in loving memory of: unnamed snail :'( on September 16, 101 at 06:43:46:
I have tried and tried to keep snails...My last one Corneilus died...i now have one named Petunia....let me tell you(even though you may already know) what i have learned since Cornealius..they need more than the waste on the bottom and algae...you can buy algae waffers and drop them in the bottom and sure enough they find them and attach themself to them...they aren't too expensive, and i was told to feed about half a waffer every couple of days...also they are sensitive to meds, or at least coppersafe....always read the lables...although Corneilus didn't die until about a week after i treated my tank-it may have had something to do with it-here is what my solution is if you need to medicate ...take the snail out and return it and get a new one when the meds have been siphoned out by your weekly water changes:) hope that helps-another piece of information: If you go to the website http://www.wallybillingham.com/snail/archive.htm There will be lots of cool snail pics and under that some links and one is on snail care-

From: Jo 9/16/00
Subject: Silver Dollars
Posted by xpdalana@hotmail.com) Jo on September 16, 101 at 04:03:41:
Please could someone help me! I came down this morning and one of my silver Dollars has been injured during the night. His back end keeps floating to the surface and he is having trouble keeping himself level. Is there anything I can do to help? They are all much loved pets and I have had them for 5 years.

From: katie 9/16/00
Subject: Re: Silver Dollars
Posted by kteblkwel@hotmail.com) katie on September 16, 101 at 08:32:55: Re: (13409.html) Silver Dollars
Posted by Jo on September 16, 101 at 04:03:41:
COULD be swimbladder-can you seperate him in a hospital tank? You will need to keep food from him for 2-3 days and then feed him peas to see if he will poo(note: the poo will look just like the peas and it will be hard to see the poo if there are left over uneated peas on the bottom of the tank-so you will need to watch and remove uneated peas...the reason i know this i caught my betta pooing green pea substance!) okay make sure they are thawed frozen peas and pop the peas out of the skin first..make it bites size if you can and they will most likely gobble it right up..Now i can't gareentee this is what will help your Silver dollar; but it cured my betta-and i followed another persons advice and feed this particular betta a pea about once a week to help him from getting this again-untreated they will die...good luck

From: UmpaLumpia 9/15/00
Subject: help with telling convict cichlids from male or female
Posted by PHeesheyes@aol.com) UmpaLumpia on September 15, 101 at 21:47:14:
i want to buy a pair of convict cichlids but i don't know how to tell the sexes apart when they are still juveniles!!!! If anybody knows how to tell the difference between a male juvenile between a female juvenile convict cichlid please help me.any info will help.

From: Rich 9/15/00
Subject: Re: help with telling convict cichlids from male or female
Posted by Rich on September 15, 101 at 22:38:47: Re: (13407.html) help with telling convict cichlids from male or female
Posted by UmpaLumpia on September 15, 101 at 21:47:14:
The female are usually easier to spot. See if you can see any indication of orange around the stomach area. If so, then those are females. The females are smaller and the males are bigger. I don't know if you can tell the difference from them yet at that age though. I believe the females might be a little darker than the males. I hope this help.

From: EKB 9/15/00
Subject: What is a Ghost Shrimp?
Posted by therainiswet@yahoo.com) EKB on September 15, 101 at 21:15:13:
What is a ghost shrimp, do you know where i could find pictures?

From: Attila 9/16/00
Subject: Re: What is a Ghost Shrimp?
Posted by Attila on September 16, 101 at 04:36:31: Re: (13405.html) What is a Ghost Shrimp?
Posted by EKB on September 15, 101 at 21:15:13:
I e-mailed you a page, if you did not get it just reply to me right here (I might not come back here in a week, but I know I will see it sooner or later).

From: Greg 9/15/00
Subject: 6 gal with plants
Posted by Greg on September 15, 101 at 21:00:03:
I have a six gallon eclipse tank with 3 guppies.I want to put live plants in the tank but i don't know what kind will be best. All help needed.Thank You

From: koko 9/15/00
Subject: Re: 6 gal with plants
Posted by koko on September 15, 101 at 21:24:16: Re: (13404.html) 6 gal with plants
Posted by Greg on September 15, 101 at 21:00:03:
Water Sprite and Java Furn are some good ones for the guppies. Just remember that guppies love to nibble on your plants. koko

From: fire ice 9/15/00
Subject: cichlids (stupid question, but...)
Posted by fire ice on September 15, 101 at 18:10:12:
ok, I'm thinking of setting up a cichlid tank, but would like to make it miniature(only 10 gal, even though I know it won't hold much) what would you suggest, and any other info you have about them could be usefull, cuz I can't seem to find any (even if they freshwater, brackish, or marine, cuz I have no idea)

From: Eddie 9/15/00
Subject: Re: cichlids (stupid question, but...)
Posted by Eddie on September 15, 101 at 19:57:10: Re: (13401.html) cichlids (stupid question, but...)
Posted by fire ice on September 15, 101 at 18:10:12:
you can't find ANYTHING at all about cichlids? i just did a search at a search engine, found alot of links on them. i wouldn't keep any cichlid in a 10 gallon tank, way too small. MAYBE a pair of convicts, but they would have so many fry you wouldn't know what to do with them, many pet shops won't take them. they breed every two weeks, from 200-600 eggs. can't have any tankmates too. females are smaller, and tend to have orange bellies.

From: Karen 9/15/00
Subject: Re: cichlids (stupid question, but...)
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 15, 101 at 20:35:37: Re: (13402.html) Re: cichlids (stupid question, but...)
Posted by Eddie on September 15, 101 at 19:57:10:
For cichlids you could try this site, http://www.cichlidrecipe.com/shellweb/shell_species.htm They are referred to as shell dwelling cichlids and as far as I know the only ones you could comfortably and reproductively keep in a ten. As for other ideas, you could do a tetra, barb or danio species tank. Just make sure the adult full grown size is small enough. Species tank for khuli loaches or cories. Could combine two of the above mentioned. Platies, guppies, . Killies if you don't mind an annual fish. Brackish, I am very partial to bumble bee gobies. Mollies, glass fish. If you want only one fish you could keep a small puffer, but a ten would be a little tight, still do able. They can be touchy to feed. A ten is small so resist temtation to put to many in.

From: Tina 9/15/00
Subject: Glass fish
Posted by Tina_raney@yahoo.com) Tina on September 15, 101 at 15:53:41:
I just recieved from my mom a fish that is clear with neon pink color along its spine. Apparentley it also came in purple,green and blue. It does not look natural and I was wondering if anyone knows something about what type it is and why its color has faded over the last week. Thanks

From: Karen 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Glass fish
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:11:21: Re: (13393.html) Glass fish
Posted by Tina on September 15, 101 at 15:53:41:
Yes, and I am going to do a tank of these, only the normal color. These are schooling fish, the color is a dye that is injected. What few people realize and I am just now learning is they are actually a brackish water fish. This is why they get ich so easily, they will do better with at least 2 tsp of salt per gallon, marine salt is the best for this. They are also a schooling fish.

From: Eddie 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Glass fish
Posted by Eddie on September 15, 101 at 17:49:24: Re: (13394.html) Re: Glass fish
Posted by Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:11:21:
they ich so easily because their immune systems are lower than average. the people put them in 'dye' water in order to dye them. the colors will fade, they are more prone to sickness and live shorter lives than un-dyed glass fish. don't see why anyone would support this way of profit though, i think it is cruel. put some pretty colors in some fish to raise sales and not caring a bit whether they live healthy and full lives.

From: kyle 9/14/00
Subject: hatching out discus eggs
Posted by wildy@pacificcoast.net) kyle on September 14, 101 at 21:08:19:
I have a pair of high fin colboltblue's witch just laid there first set of eggs 2 weeks ago and are going to lay agian. the first set died within a 4 days I plan on taking the eggs out to hatch them out. I was asking anyone with information on what temp the water should be as well as anything that my help me hatch them out thanks to anyone that can help me

From: AJB 9/14/00
Subject: FINDEX
Posted by AJB on September 14, 101 at 19:55:23:
Looking for more info on a certain fish? www.notcatfish.com/findex/common_findex.htm AJB

From: Michelle 9/14/00
Subject: Re: FINDEX
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 20:07:50: Re: (13379.html) FINDEX
Posted by AJB on September 14, 101 at 19:55:23:
Thanks AJB! (-:

From: AJB 9/14/00
Subject: Re: FINDEX
Posted by AJB on September 14, 101 at 20:34:38: Re: (13381.html) Re: FINDEX
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 20:07:50:
Your welcome. I like to share my online discoveries with other fish loving people!! AJB :-) (-:

From: lloyd_ii 9/14/00
Subject: algae eaters
Posted by lloyd_ii@hotmail.com) lloyd_ii on September 14, 101 at 17:28:25:
what are some choices for agae eaters other the pleco's and snails? I don't care for pleco's much, and snails don't seem to do the job either. any help would be appreciated. thanks much

From: cheryl 9/14/00
Subject: Re: algae eaters
Posted by cheryl on September 14, 101 at 19:13:24: Re: (13375.html) algae eaters
Posted by lloyd_ii on September 14, 101 at 17:28:25:
Hmmm, I know what you mean, personally I cant stand algae eaters. I have found algae scrubbers work much better. Cheryl

From: Karen 9/15/00
Subject: Re: algae eaters
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:14:56: Re: (13377.html) Re: algae eaters
Posted by cheryl on September 14, 101 at 19:13:24:
Octo, hmmm can't rememebr how to spell the name. Pretty well known as Ottos. They do not like any salt in their tanks and don't always adjust easily to new tanks so they need to be put in slowly. it is said 1 will take care of a 55 gallon tank, and in my experience I believe it. They stay small, around 1-2 inches and they are kinda cute.

From: Byte 9/14/00
Subject: Water cloudy...
Posted by Byte on September 14, 101 at 17:27:22:
Recently my nephews had got into my room somehow and dumped all my fish food and filter cartridges into my aquarium. I soon cleaned out the food and did a 20% water changer, and have been doing them daily for about 2 or 3 days... My ammonia levels and pH levels remain as they were before the accident. The only problem is my water is really cloudy, is there anyway to get rid of the cloudiness?

From: Karen 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Water cloudy...
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:16:31: Re: (13374.html) Water cloudy...
Posted by Byte on September 14, 101 at 17:27:22:
As AJB said, only I will ad rinsing the filter in the used aquarium water every water change will help speed it up a little bit.

From: eb 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Water cloudy...
Posted by eb on September 15, 101 at 14:13:05: Re: (13374.html) Water cloudy...
Posted by Byte on September 14, 101 at 17:27:22:
aquariums salt works for me. the cloudiness goes away within the next day. eb

From: kyle 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Water cloudy...
Posted by wildy@pacificcoast.net) kyle on September 14, 101 at 21:12:58: Re: (13374.html) Water cloudy...
Posted by Byte on September 14, 101 at 17:27:22:
hello my name is kyle I own a tropical fish store cloudy water is mostly caussed bye over feeding U should only feed ounce a day 6 days out of the week -- 2 an nother resain that could causs cloudy water is waste in the tank from lack of water changes caussing high nitrites ----3 under power of water filtration.. hope this can help U

From: AJB 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Water cloudy...
Posted by AJB on September 14, 101 at 19:25:31: Re: (13374.html) Water cloudy...
Posted by Byte on September 14, 101 at 17:27:22:
A fifty percent water change every 5-7 days should do the trick. AJB

From: lloyd_ii 9/14/00
Subject: jack dempsey
Posted by lloyd_ii@hotmail.com) lloyd_ii on September 14, 101 at 17:19:15:
i have a jack dempsey that is getting chased and chewed on by smaller cichlids in the same tank. my question is this, if i put him in a different tank with less aggressive tankmates will he most likely become more aggressive or stay a pussycat like he is now?

From: kyle 9/14/00
Subject: Re: jack dempsey
Posted by wildy@pacificcoast.net) kyle on September 14, 101 at 21:41:53: Re: (13371.html) jack dempsey
Posted by lloyd_ii on September 14, 101 at 17:19:15:
well I own a tropical fish store and what I find with my ciclids in the store as well as my ciclid tank at home I find the best thing to do is to give a lot of hidding spots all ciclids are meen I have a 77gallon tank with 21 fish in it the one thing U can do is move things around in your tank all fish have a tarritorila problem every time U move things the fish have to get new places to feel comfertable.and give lots of hidding places.

From: CG 9/14/00
Subject: Snails with Fry ?
Posted by ss_racing_2000@msn.com) CG on September 14, 101 at 15:47:04:
Was just wondering if you can put a snail in with Fry, I know plecos will eat the fry but wasnt sure about snails ???? Thanks Everyone!

From: Karen 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Snails with Fry ?
Posted by Karen on September 14, 101 at 17:20:50: Re: (13368.html) Snails with Fry ?
Posted by CG on September 14, 101 at 15:47:04:
Snails themselves won't hurt the fry but be sure they are disease free. They can carry disease in and also they do add to your bioload.

From: CG 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Snails with Fry ?
Posted by ss_racing_2000@msn.com) CG on September 15, 101 at 16:23:04: Re: (13372.html) Re: Snails with Fry ?
Posted by Karen on September 14, 101 at 17:20:50:
How can you tell if they have a disease? I have a golden snail, I got yestrday to put in with the fry if it's safe its still in with the hap & yellow till Im sure its safe.

From: katie 9/14/00
Subject: E-Mail fowarded to me: Not matter where you are at 7pm please step out side your house and hold a lighted candle in continued support and rememberence of those lives lost- even to stop your car and get out of it....i thought it was worth passing along-i hope others will join me in this . NT
Posted by kteblkwel@hotmail.com) katie on September 14, 101 at 13:27:41:

From: eb 9/15/00
Subject: did it (five minutes late really)
Posted by eb on September 15, 101 at 14:19:02: Re: (13364.html) E-Mail fowarded to me: Not matter where you are at 7pm please step out side your house and hold a lighted candle in continued support and rememberence of those lives lost- even to stop your car and get out of it....i thought it was worth passing along-i hope others will join me in this . NT
Posted by katie on September 14, 101 at 13:27:41:
i went outside on my porch with a lit candle. i would've concentrated longer but my little bro must know everything that is going on. "whatcha doing?" "why are you doing that?" "whatcha doing with that candle?" "You know your not supossed to play with matches!" (just kidding. hey, we could all use a good laugh!) eb THOSE RESPONSIBLE WILL NOT BE HAPPY TO SEE US.... (that's us, not U.S. as in United States)

From: Erin 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Too Early?
Posted by Erin on September 14, 101 at 16:28:12: Re: (13364.html) E-Mail fowarded to me: Not matter where you are at 7pm please step out side your house and hold a lighted candle in continued support and rememberence of those lives lost- even to stop your car and get out of it....i thought it was worth passing along-i hope others will join me in this . NT
Posted by katie on September 14, 101 at 13:27:41:
I went outside with my candle at 7pm, but I don't think anyone saw me, it's still really light out, perhaps this remembrance would be better scheduled at a later time say, eight or nine...

From: Erin 9/14/00
Subject: Re: E-Mail fowarded to me: Not matter where you are at 7pm please step out side your house and hold a lighted candle in continued support and rememberence of those lives lost- even to stop your car and get out of it....i thought it was worth passing along-i hope others will join me in this . NT
Posted by Erin on September 14, 101 at 16:27:05: Re: (13364.html) E-Mail fowarded to me: Not matter where you are at 7pm please step out side your house and hold a lighted candle in continued support and rememberence of those lives lost- even to stop your car and get out of it....i thought it was worth passing along-i hope others will join me in this . NT
Posted by katie on September 14, 101 at 13:27:41:
I went outside with my candle at 7pm, but I don't think anyone saw me, it's still really light out, perhaps this remembrance would be better scheduled at a later time say, eight or nine...

From: Michelle 9/14/00
Subject: Maracide and Maroxy
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 07:44:05:
Has anyone ever used these two together? I took my fish to this Fish Vet and he "looked" at my fish for free and suggested that I try the two together in the Betta's tank because he "might" have both a parasite and bacteria or fungus! He said that they won't hurt him together because Mardel makes all their stuff to be safe together. I put in the maracide yesterday, but I am afraid to put both - I heard too much med. is bad for fish. Can anyone help? Thank you and may God bless you and your loved ones in these troubling days. (-:

From: Karen 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Maracide and Maroxy
Posted by pkcspt@cs.com) Karen on September 14, 101 at 17:23:28: Re: (13361.html) Maracide and Maroxy
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 07:44:05:
I would treat for the parasite but add aquarium salt, slowly buid it up to about 2tsp per gallon. That is how I treated the fungus that by little finny friend came home with, salt.

From: Michelle 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Good advice
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 20:05:57: Re: (13373.html) Re: Maracide and Maroxy
Posted by Karen on September 14, 101 at 17:23:28:
Thanks Karen, from reading your input - I kinda thought that you might suggest somehting more natural and less toxic to our fish friends. I put in the Maracide - Bobo looks like it's not bothering him that much. I also put in some salt. I'll build up the quantity like you suggested. Hopefully he'll make it - unforntunately, I saw some red (seems like either sores or where he rubbed himself raw)near his gill area, so he really needs something to kick in for him. Thanks again for all your help, I really appreciate it! (-:

From: Karen 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Good advice
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:19:12: Re: (13380.html) Re: Good advice
Posted by Michelle on September 14, 101 at 20:05:57:
Yes, I do not like all these meds. Red gills could be a sign of ammonia burn, unless he has gill flukes. Are you keeping his water changed?

From: Michelle 9/15/00
Subject: Re: Good advice
Posted by Michelle on September 15, 101 at 17:39:52: Re: (13397.html) Re: Good advice
Posted by Karen on September 15, 101 at 16:19:12:
Yes, I know about the ammonia, but the levels were at .25ppm and I did a water change before adding the medication to bring the ammonia down to 0. I was told that after a parasite leave the fish's skin it leaves behind raw skin where it was feeding (poor fish) and that this may be the red or rawish stuff that I see. I can't change his water now because of the med., this is the 3rd day, tomorrow I am suppose to do a 50% water change and start another 3 day treatment for a total of 4 continuous treatments with a 50% water change inbetween each 3 days. The guy said it is better to do it this way instead of what manufacturer says because it treats for a total of 12 to really kill the parasite, that the manufacturer does only 10 days because he knows that the parasite lives longer than 10 days and will eventually come back to attack the fish thus making me buy more product. This guy "seems" like he knows what he is talking about, but he has never had Bettas before only other fish. I want to know what the poor Betta will feel like after all this med. Does this sound like a sound treatment? Thank you.

From: cheryl 9/14/00
Subject: Shark ???
Posted by cheryli@stargate.net) cheryl on September 14, 101 at 05:11:25:
Hi, My son wants to add a shark to our 10 gal...we have 2 platys and 2 mollys. Can anyone tell me can we do this and what kind would be acceptable? Thanks a bunch, Cheryl

From: Karen 9/14/00
Subject: Re: Shark ???
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 14, 101 at 06:01:37: Re: (13358.html) Shark ???
Posted by cheryl on September 14, 101 at 05:11:25:
None. Rainbows and the red tailed black shark can reach 4-5 inches, and need plenty of swimming room. A ten gallon is to small for them, and only one should be kept per tank. I am tryng to think of a good substitute that would work but am drawing a blank here. Most loaches will get too large for a 10 gallon, but there is one I have read about. Gets around 2 inches, The Dwarf Loach, Botia sidthimunki. If you can find them they might work.

From: Rich 9/13/00
Subject: zebra danios
Posted by Rich on September 13, 101 at 23:30:26:
Does anyone know whether zebra danios can do well in a little concentration of salt? Since the danio fry are getting bigger I want to move them into the 10 gallon tank with a pair of guppies and a pair of cories. However, I've added at least 2 teaspoon of salt (maybe more, I don't remember how much I'd added) in it, and am wondering if zebra danios can stand salt. Any advice would help. Thanks!!

From: Karen 9/14/00
Subject: Re: zebra danios
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 14, 101 at 06:06:15: Re: (13357.html) zebra danios
Posted by Rich on September 13, 101 at 23:30:26:
Why are you adding the salt and why so much is the first thing I need to know. Also, you have to be sure how much salt you are using, too much will kill even marine species. I use salt in most of my tanks at a much lower concentration, 1/4 tsp per gallon. 2 tsp per gallon is more brackish than fresh and guppies and cories do not need that much. If you acclimate teh danios slowly tothe slt it should be ok. Put them in a container half full of their regular water and add a few tablespoons of the salted water every 15 minutes until it is about 40% their water and 60% the salted water. But I would suggest lowering the salt concentration.

From: Rich 9/14/00
Subject: Re: zebra danios
Posted by Rich on September 14, 101 at 10:17:38: Re: (13360.html) Re: zebra danios
Posted by Karen on September 14, 101 at 06:06:15:
Well, actually I've did a little of researching and readings about fishes, and which ones are good for salt (besides saltwater fishes). There are some information that tells me to add 1 teaspoon for ever five gallon, and others have told me to add 1/2 teaspoon of salt per five gallon. So, I stucked with the 1/2 teaspoon of salt per five gallon, cause i didn't want to take any risk in losing my guppies or other fishes. Now that I've had at least a thousand babies of convicts, danios, guppies, and platies just sitting on my desk in tanks and big jars, I was wondering if i could move the first batch of danios into the guppy (10 gallon) tank, so that I could put another batch into the tank.

From: fire ice 9/14/00
Subject: Re: zebra danios
Posted by fire ice on September 14, 101 at 15:05:13: Re: (13362.html) Re: zebra danios
Posted by Rich on September 14, 101 at 10:17:38:
mine have about 3 tsp. of salt in their 10-gal to combat fin rot, or whatever desiese has been killing my fis, and seem to be fine w/it

From: AJB 9/13/00
Subject: Silver Dollars
Posted by AJB on September 13, 101 at 19:39:33:
Does anyone know ANYTHING about silver dollars? How do you breed them?

From: Karen 9/13/00
Subject: Re: Silver Dollars
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 13, 101 at 20:08:33: Re: (13349.html) Silver Dollars
Posted by AJB on September 13, 101 at 19:39:33:
You don't usually. They have only rarely been bred in the home aquarium. They are a fairly large fish, and being active I am guessing from what little I have read on them they need a large tank and exacting water. If anyone has more recent information on how it is done I hope they will share.

From: cheryl 9/13/00
Subject: Gross!!!
Posted by cheryli@stargate.net) cheryl on September 13, 101 at 19:10:50:
Hi I just purshed some anachris [plant] tonight, I rinsed it very good before putting it in the aquarium, but as soon as I put it in I found a white worm type thingy, it was living, moving around, I managed to get it out. Does anyone know what it was? Am I going to have some kind of infestation now? It was so ugly, lol. Cheryl

From: Karen 9/13/00
Subject: Re: Gross!!!
Posted by PKCSPT@CS.COM) Karen on September 13, 101 at 20:11:15: Re: (13348.html) Gross!!!
Posted by cheryl on September 13, 101 at 19:10:50:
I don't but I don't do live plants.

From: Dee 9/13/00
Subject: pet fish
Posted by dee@aol.com) Dee on September 13, 101 at 18:15:02:
Love your sight folks It's clean and informative. thanks again dee

From: AJB 9/13/00
Subject: Re: pet fish
Posted by AJB on September 13, 101 at 19:40:20: Re: (13347.html) pet fish
Posted by Dee on September 13, 101 at 18:15:02:
E-mail Clint but on his behalf, thanks.

From: katie 9/13/00
Subject: Items for trade-anyone interested?
Posted by kteblkwel@hotmail.com) katie on September 13, 101 at 15:00:24:
One full 1.1 oz. Wardley community T.E.N. of mini floating food pellet for all tropicals.....One two by four size fish net....a box of Jungle "No More Algae" unused...a small(temporary) 1/2 gallon plastic fish bowl (shaped like the not -round old fashion fish bowl with flat sides) Looking for betta food(betta bites prefered) and green plastic plants.... if you are remotely intersted it would be fairly enexpensive to ship this stuff for each side...

From: Tara 9/13/00
Subject: mystery cory
Posted by Mysterria@yahoo.com) Tara on September 13, 101 at 06:37:22:
My tank currently has a small school of lemon tetras and a pair of pearl gouramis. A friend of mine is moving, and I have volunteered to adopt her cory. The problem is that, despite all my research, I cannot seem to figure out what kind it is. I wanted to get a few more since I know that cories school. Will this loner school with other cories even if they're not the same? Thanks in advance!!

From: AJB 9/13/00
Subject: Re: mystery cory
Posted by AJB on September 13, 101 at 13:29:21: Re: (13334.html) mystery cory
Posted by Tara on September 13, 101 at 06:37:22:
Yes. And if he dosen't, he won't be stressed. IF you have other cories, it will be ok.