Mbu's (again)
- groovitudedude
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- Jase
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Re: Mbu's (again)
no you make sense, you're just focusing on one brush stroke that has no real significant part in the painting as a whole (Clooney's story). no offence.

-Jase
edmlfc1 wrote:A house without a puffer is not a home.![]()
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Re: Mbu's (again)
I think everyone needs to relax and let it go.
Let's try and control ourselves here please.
Let's try and control ourselves here please.
E.Ridgeway
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Re: Mbu's (again)
4x 50% water changes weekly that would do it!!!!!
As for sexing the Mbu I am not aware of any info on that I'm afraid, good luck sourcing the tank for those guys
I used to find that my clown loaches would try to pinch Clooney's food, he was always very gentle in his pursuits to reclaim his dinner, he never once acted aggressively but would wait for them to drop and them pounce. Do yours do the same?
As for sexing the Mbu I am not aware of any info on that I'm afraid, good luck sourcing the tank for those guys
- groovitudedude
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