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    Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Here are our aquariun friends; first off is the wild 125g that Mark calls his (though I invaded it with fish in the last few years; he originally just had his Oscar and a pleco!) We have had this setup for over three years now with no problems; the occupants are one albino Oscar who is so unaggressive, he gently eats his feeder fish; one livingstoni and one other cichlid (think the scientific name is kimbell something); two plecos (one over 13 inches) one unidentified catfish, and four clawed frogs. I myself would never have thought a tank like this could work out without any casualties, but there's been no damage so far; the occupants eat their feeders and food and never bother each other.

    The whole thing; with a sleepy Marky in front!



    The White Thing:

    Unlikely friends: (Joe the livingstoni and Jack the supposed "jack dempsey" as per the pet store

    Moomoo! Female ACF

    Bullpup the catfish:


    Here are my other 2 tanks; the bedroom one houses the HUGE "Mega Fewd!"



    Mega! She's about a foot long..

    The ktichen tank: a bit fancier caliber of goldfish here...

    And finally Sclera, my betta.
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    0.1 normal; 1.1 albino. 1.0 pied; 0.1 het pied; 1.0 banana.

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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Very nice.

    Here are a few from my setups. Dial up nightmare.

    Saltwater




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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Awesome pics there! I like yer ACF; aren't they little froggie eating machines?
    Are those sharks (the stripey, flat bottomed ones?) Awesome!
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Both sharks. One is a brownbanded and the other is a whitespotted.

    The brown sac on the sand in one of the tank pics is the egg sac from that brownbanded shark. Hatched both of them.

    Those frogs are PIGS. That one is a little over 3 years old and it has grown huge in that time. My hand is next to the tank to give a size reference of it. Hard to believe those tiny little things you buy out of a ten gallon tank at the petstore can get that big.

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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    If your frog is that big, chances are it's a female! Have you ever bred them? We had eggs last year and raised them (VERY demanding, the tads are tiny and susceptible to planarian infections.) Now I guess any eggs would be eaten up before they could hit the tank floor, lol.
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    The other cichlid is a red fin boreyli. The catfish looks like a pictus or a 4 line pictus.

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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Quote Originally Posted by Ginevive
    If your frog is that big, chances are it's a female! Have you ever bred them? We had eggs last year and raised them (VERY demanding, the tads are tiny and susceptible to planarian infections.) Now I guess any eggs would be eaten up before they could hit the tank floor, lol.
    Never tried. I have bred firebelly frogs in the past. The call that the male makes over and over and over again is loud and really gets on your nerves. After having about 100 of the little ones and the male actually killing one female by basically drowning it while on top "doing the deed", I decided to stop breeding them.

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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    nice tanks... what are all the sizes?
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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    Quote Originally Posted by recycling goddess
    nice tanks... what are all the sizes?
    Here are mine: first tank is 125 gallon; the others are 55g.
    Betta bowl.. one gallon?
    -Jen. Back in the hobby after a hiatus!
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    Re: Fishtank Foto Fest! (DU warning)

    the 55g seemed larger LOL nice tanks!
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