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Subject : [UniQuaria] glofish!???
Date : Thu, 1 Jan 2009 11:38:35 -0500
From : "Shari Rivenburg" <hillfarm@hughes.net>
To : <UniQuaria@yahoogroups.com>
Happy New Year to All!
I have 5 glofish - […]
How fortunate for you that the fish chose a rock that you can easily view. The parents may have a hard time guarding the eggs effectively with all the other fish I am seeing in the tank. The other fish may successfully raid the eggs and/or the parents may eat them rather than utilize a […]
Dan, Haven’t seen any replies to this, although I could have missed them. With the prepared foods such as what you are using, which would include flakes, wafers, pellets and probably freeze-dried foods as well, you should first buy them from a source that has a good turn-over of […]
I’m lazy.. I just buy the 99 cents 1 pound bag of frozen zucchini slices and other frozen veggies for the fish. When company comes over and sees all the veggies in my freezer (Zucchini, Green Peas and Mixed Veggies), they actually think I eat healthy. LOL
I also use the plant weights to […]
I noticed awhile back that DFS has a contraption that hooks up to the back/side of the tank and will let out hatched brine shrimp periodically without adding any salt water to the tank, has anyone used this reliably? I considered getting one, but I’ve also seen home made hatcheries online […]
This goes out to you, Lenny. After reading one of the link on foods for plecostomus I have decided to add cucumbers to his fresh veggie diet. One question thou…what preparation should take place? (raw/cooked, peeled or not, cut it lenghtwise or slices). So far I have always offered parboiled […]
A sponge filter would be fine (it’s probably a good idea to keep one running on your big tank all the time so it’s always cycled) but a small HOB would be OK… just put a large sponge block over the intake screen. If you don’t have aquarium safe sponge blocks handy, then some […]
Dora,
There are dozens of sources of Iodine in modern foods. Many people on low-salt or no-salt diets rely on these other dietary sources for their RDA of Iodine. Most people don’t eat a teaspoon of iodized salt a day but they still get plenty from the other sources like beef, milk and dairy […]
This page covers the ingredients in most commonly found medicated fish foods in the U.S. http://thegab.org/Articles/MedicatedFood.html
Metro is mostly in antiparasitic foods but also in some antibacterial foods and is one of the ingredients in the Jungle AntiParasite food, as you’ll see on the above page…. but if the fish isn’t eating, then you […]
How do I explain that in prison LOL!
> Maybe you need to hook up with someone down here. Americans are constantly > going up to Canada to get various human meds that are cheaper up there due > to the Canadian gov’ment subsidies and you need to come down here […]