Recent content by emeraldking

Welcome to our forum, Eric... :hi:

Also a warm welcome from me... :hi: I adore how your tanks are decorated. And a huge plus for your wall tank...👍

Well hi there, Nice to have you aboard... :hi: You found your place... Overhere a lot of like-minded people...👍

Anyone else love the look of their tanks early in the morning? That depends on which tank... And the lights go on later during the day.

One of my last dart frogs. It's a female. She's a Dendrobates tinctorius alanis combined with two other frogs (one is a Dendrobates tinctorius “azureus, this is a blue colored one") . They all have their own spots in the paludarium. But this one is one of my more colored ones. They go along well...

I had a problem once by giving my fish live tubifex that was in this small plastic pouch. I just shouldn't have used the fluid of that pouch. A number of guppies have died from the fluid in there. The other fish were all still okay. The fluid was a bit milky. At my former place when I had my...

I'm in contact with the national livebearer society overthere "Association France Vivipares" but unfortunately not the French Killifish association. There are multiple livebearer socieities within Europe which cooperate with killifish societies. The main reason is that most livebearing tootcarps...

It's true that many European killifish breeders use plastic containers and tanks for breeding purposes. Our national society of livebearers cooperate frequently with the national killifish society. I myself have kept killifish besides my livebearers as well. But at some point I wanted to stick...

When I put a piece of lettuce, cabbage apple or cucumber in my tanks. it does attract both shrimp and snails. I've used calcium feeders as well in the past but I just didn't want to buy them so often. And veggies are something I have around every day overhere.

It's not a type of botia. Botias belong to the loach family (scientific name "Botiidae") while garra species belong to the Cyprinidae family. My botias are just meant for cleaning up and to keep the rate of pest snails and ramshorns snails down at my place. Very functional fish. The garras that...

That's absolutely true... Those will eat your shrimp what I've know from experience.

Actually, most limia species have the potential to grow up large. If they reach adulthood fast, most of these limia species have a small or moderate size. But if they grow up at a normal pace, they can grow up larger. Yes, this species remains small. I've got hem as well. And I do have them...

Not in my case. For the plants that I had were in another part of the backyard as being a filter. The surface of my ponds were always totally frozen during winter.