Recent content by Dogsby

You shouldnt have a problem putting your babys in the same tank. At the most they will be 30 days apart, and will be close to the same size all the time. I would guess that when they are about 2-3 months old to not put any new babys in with them, as they might get eaten. my oldest are 4 months...

Mine are about 2 1/2 inches head to tail (2 inches without tail) or thereabouts. Shawn

I think I read somewhere that most are able to mate at around 6 weeks old or so. Mine too seem to come out pregnant. Shawn

I give the three in the 29 gal 1 pellet/disk each night. Some pf the other fish eat on it too, so its usually gone in less than an hour. The corys then do their thing and eat what didnt get eaten by the pigs (other fish) Shawn

Probably dont know what im talking about, but dont some kinds of barbs get red faces when they are ummm in the mood? Tiger/green barbs i think Shawn

If you got her at a store, chances are that she is already pregnant. unless the store seperated them Shawn

I use plastic canvas available at any craft store, and its cheap. Shawn

Not mine Kevin thats how come I got a gazillion gups now :) Shawn

Clue #4: Asians believe i bring good luck and fortune crickets? hehe Shawn

Are you sure that they didnt have babies, and then ate them? Could any babies be hiding in any plants, rocks, other decorations? I too find it hard to believe that they werent pregnant Shawn

Large fish? Shawn

DING DING DING! We have a winner! Its a Esox masquinongy, also known as a muskellunge or muskie. One helluva fighter if you manage to hook one. Oh, and good eating too if you like fish (I dont really) Congrats Dolphin Shawn

not a gar Clue... average adult size is 28 inches or more Off to work now... Shawn

Bass no steelhead no Think bigger, with lots of teeth Shawn

Just to let ya'll know, im off to bed now. I'll check in before work in the morning. Shawn