You bunch of know-it-alls are sooo wrong!
- Boxermom
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You bunch of know-it-alls are sooo wrong!
What little you people know about DPs. Sheesh! You could learn a thing or two from these people. http://azgardens.com/misc_fish.php Apparently everything I've ever experienced has been just my imagination or from providing an inappropriate environment for them. Who knew!
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Tina
Puffers: Auriglobus silus x1, Tetraodon travancoricus x1, Tetraodon turgidus x1, Tetraodon miurus x1, Tetraodon nigroviridis x2, Tetraodon baileyi x2, Tetraodon lineatus x1, Tetraodon palembangensis x1
Puffers: Auriglobus silus x1, Tetraodon travancoricus x1, Tetraodon turgidus x1, Tetraodon miurus x1, Tetraodon nigroviridis x2, Tetraodon baileyi x2, Tetraodon lineatus x1, Tetraodon palembangensis x1
Don't they realize that mantis shrimp are marine shrimp that get about 2 feet and can break tank glass? And they think a DP could take one on... HAH! That would be the most pathetic match. Either the DP would die from being in salt, or the mantis dying from being in fresh... And they say we are the 'internet know it alls.'
Hah, and that would mean that the spawnings that everyone has had doesn't exist and is total B.S. !
They have endlers as hard to find... No crap, no one carries them forsale as endlers. They are always sold as 'feeder guppies.'
For the senagalus bichir:
Time for them to get some common sense aswell as begin to research what they keep.
Also they think they can find food on their own in a planted aquarium so extra food isn't really needed... Yeah gravel is SOOO healthy for them....You can supplement feed bloodworms or live black worms if needed, but in a healthy planted aquarium, they'll find plenty of things to feast on their own.
Do I smell B.S.?They won't harm your Amano shrimp because their mouths are just too tiny.
Yes, puffers are known to be in brackish water but these fellas are fine without the heavy salt just move them to brackish for spawning.
Hah, and that would mean that the spawnings that everyone has had doesn't exist and is total B.S. !
They have endlers as hard to find... No crap, no one carries them forsale as endlers. They are always sold as 'feeder guppies.'
For the senagalus bichir:
Shouldnt the hiding places be for the smaller fish? Um, they don;t pick on smaller fish, THEY EAT THEM!It is not usually aggressive toward tank mates as long as there are plenty of places for this fish to hide, like rocks, caves, and crevices.
Time for them to get some common sense aswell as begin to research what they keep.
Last edited by Tihsho on Sun Jun 11, 2006 7:39 pm, edited 1 time in total.
<80 gal> 2 GSPs & a Ceylon!
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
The way they present the website seems unprofessional anyway, with all the BIG lettering and unnecessary exclamation marks...
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I hope they were being sarcastic
. I feel bad if anyone buys a dwarf puffer thinking the PH is neutral and the thing dies of PH of like 6.5-7.5. 
Nice catch Boxermom
I hope they were being sarcastic
Nice catch Boxermom
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DP's do live in neutral tanks. IME I have had them in PH from between 6.5 to 8 with no problems PH ranges due to CO2 injection.
<80 gal> 2 GSPs & a Ceylon!
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
Everything you pointed out before in your quotes are so true. Mantis shrimp for DP's? It's like feeding a F8 to shrimp.
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It's a battle already lost. BTW that shovel nose they have pictured is not the same species as what they have listed... I really wish to give them a piece of my mind...
<80 gal> 2 GSPs & a Ceylon!
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
- The Fisherman
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Uh, hopefully thats just what it looks like in the pic, not the tank. Adjust the macro setting if its a digital camera, it will help clear up the picture. Also adjust the shutter speed.
<80 gal> 2 GSPs & a Ceylon!
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
- Boxermom
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What's funny, too, is that they say they don't need to be given any food in a proper planted tank, eh? But above that, it says "Food: New Life Spectrum "Small Fish Formula" "Finicky Formula" and "Zoo Plankton" found at Fish Foods" 
ADFs: " It is hard to sex them, but usually the females are larger than the males." Actually, its quite easy to sex them. Males usually have a whiteish bump in their armpits, females don't.
They push those stupid, tiny, hex bowls with bamboo to keep bettas in, too. Can't hold more than 2 cups of water in those stupid things and there's not much room for the fish to breathe, much less move around in. But its a "fantastic gift idea!"
Wow, learn something new everyday. I had no idea Red Terror cichlids were timid critters, frontosas are gentle and tolerant, etc. But I think the one statement that bothers me the most is the one in many of the descriptions "__ inches depending on tank size." Cuz we all know that fish only grow to their tank size, right?
ADFs: " It is hard to sex them, but usually the females are larger than the males." Actually, its quite easy to sex them. Males usually have a whiteish bump in their armpits, females don't.
They push those stupid, tiny, hex bowls with bamboo to keep bettas in, too. Can't hold more than 2 cups of water in those stupid things and there's not much room for the fish to breathe, much less move around in. But its a "fantastic gift idea!"
Wow, learn something new everyday. I had no idea Red Terror cichlids were timid critters, frontosas are gentle and tolerant, etc. But I think the one statement that bothers me the most is the one in many of the descriptions "__ inches depending on tank size." Cuz we all know that fish only grow to their tank size, right?
Tina
Puffers: Auriglobus silus x1, Tetraodon travancoricus x1, Tetraodon turgidus x1, Tetraodon miurus x1, Tetraodon nigroviridis x2, Tetraodon baileyi x2, Tetraodon lineatus x1, Tetraodon palembangensis x1
Puffers: Auriglobus silus x1, Tetraodon travancoricus x1, Tetraodon turgidus x1, Tetraodon miurus x1, Tetraodon nigroviridis x2, Tetraodon baileyi x2, Tetraodon lineatus x1, Tetraodon palembangensis x1
- The Fisherman
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I say we just stop looking at the sight so we are less excited.
<80 gal> 2 GSPs & a Ceylon!
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~
<75 gal> 3 Figure 8s & 1 Butterlfy Goby
<75 gal> *Empty*
<55 gal> 3 Gymnothorax polyuranodon (FW eel)
<30 long> Pair of Lorteti's & Irrubesco's, 1 DP, Endlers Livebearers, Clown Pleco, Royal Pleco, 2 Bumblebee Cats
<20 long> 4 Flounders
<4 gal> 2 Sparkling Gouramis & 3 ottos heavily planted

~Tihsho~