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hey guys i started this youtube devoted to me teaching how to care for fish. Its started good ( i don't like the first one though) . I was wondering achase got me into this idea send me footage of your fishes (that i don't have) just one particular . And i will talk over it and put it on my youtube . I want to do neon tetras next so who ever has those record them eating or swimming in a school. Send them to my e-mail wright23logan@gmail.com . Heres my youtube FishAreBeast's Channel‏ - YouTube - YouTube
In another note how many neon tetras can u fit into a ten gallon
In another note how many neon tetras can u fit into a ten gallon
hmmmmmmm...
Oh! I breed albino BN plecos! hah! betcha didn't know that!!! no really! PICS:
(more..............................................here? no wait.....................................ah! here! Albino BN pleco breeding - a set on Flickr )
Biggest thread eh? Mkaay...count with me! Ok?
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Oh! I breed albino BN plecos! hah! betcha didn't know that!!! no really! PICS:
(more..............................................here? no wait.....................................ah! here! Albino BN pleco breeding - a set on Flickr )
Biggest thread eh? Mkaay...count with me! Ok?
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Depends on the fish.
My fish & feeding schedule (all live in the same tank):
Badis badis - fed twice a week (once frozen bloodworms, once live blackworms)
Indostomus crocodilus - fed once a week (target fed vinegar eels) - They eat infusoria found in tank constantly
Boraras brigittae - fed twice a week (on different days as Badis badis and Indostomus crocodilus, as they will grab a few worms/eels for themselves) - Fed Captain Bob's "Sink or Swim" flakes or granules
Otocinclus affins, O. cocama, O. vittatus - fed three times a week (algae wafers twice, fresh veggies like zucchini, cucumber, sweet potato, kale, seaweed once) - They also eat algae in tank constantly
Carinotetraodon travancoricus - add snails if I don't see any for her to eat. She will also eat bloodworms and blackworms with the Badis badis if she feels like it (once or twice a month usually)
My fish & feeding schedule (all live in the same tank):
Badis badis - fed twice a week (once frozen bloodworms, once live blackworms)
Indostomus crocodilus - fed once a week (target fed vinegar eels) - They eat infusoria found in tank constantly
Boraras brigittae - fed twice a week (on different days as Badis badis and Indostomus crocodilus, as they will grab a few worms/eels for themselves) - Fed Captain Bob's "Sink or Swim" flakes or granules
Otocinclus affins, O. cocama, O. vittatus - fed three times a week (algae wafers twice, fresh veggies like zucchini, cucumber, sweet potato, kale, seaweed once) - They also eat algae in tank constantly
Carinotetraodon travancoricus - add snails if I don't see any for her to eat. She will also eat bloodworms and blackworms with the Badis badis if she feels like it (once or twice a month usually)
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Oh, yucky. 3/4 of my microworm cultures are exploding with wormies.
...I guess that is a good thing though...with a ton of betta fry, pleco fry and another pleco spawn on the way they should be eaten pretty fast. lol I hope these new plecos like MWs!!
(and now I can finally get rid of the old smelly one! yesss!!!)
...I guess that is a good thing though...with a ton of betta fry, pleco fry and another pleco spawn on the way they should be eaten pretty fast. lol I hope these new plecos like MWs!!
(and now I can finally get rid of the old smelly one! yesss!!!)
I hear counting is like the new "in" thing.
