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Posted: Mon Jun 12, 2006 4:37 pm
by Tihsho
Boxermom wrote:Every party has a pooper that's why we invited you. :lol:
First of all I wasn't invited ;) Second its ironic that I just saw a shirt I wanted to buy that said "Party Crasher"

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 1:20 pm
by Pyratt
Yeh I found it interesting that feeder guppies have some endlers-like coloration. Didn't know they had that much Endler blood in em but I'd definitely believe it. However some of the fancier strains of pure-blood Endlers are really pretty (as well as the fancy hybrid guppy/endler strains).

http://www.swampriveraquatics.com/

I've longed to raise one of those strains as the occasional feeder. Beautiful fish that also are extremely fertile breeders? Make a nice display out of the guppy breeder tank... hehe. In other news, my girlfriend bought a 75gallon tank (for her piranha) and stand and glass top - and I've arranged the RFUG and PP-rigged aquaclear etc.

-Pete

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 2:06 pm
by messy_da_legend
haha that sites great! they say the dwarf frogs live up to 30 years (which I doubt). They also say that their full size is 2" at the top, but at the bottom it says : Size at shipping: Full grown about 1"

Pygmy gourami:
"The typical way to tell the difference between a male or female is to look for the female's ovaries with a bright light" (or you can just look for bright red on the fins of the males hehe)

Bettas:
"The more colorful varieties are predatory, so care should be taken in choosing companions for them. The rest are comparatively peaceful"
Is that true?

Kribensis:
"Origin: Lake Malawi, Africa" WTF?

Just remember to keep the dwarf puffers in big groups though eh! Otherwise you may get aggression!

Posted: Thu Jun 22, 2006 3:29 pm
by lisalisa
As for the betta bit, they may be confused by less-colourful females being more peaceful than males.