Recent content by EvilMonkey666

yup hes acclimating. The white slime you might see on him I have had on my angels when I purchased them and I believe its from the dirty water at pet store. That will go away with time.

Nice save. Some pet stores just sicken me with how they handle their fish. We have one here that threw in some upside down cats with the mexican blind cave fish. I made one hell of a scene. Almost all of them were dead or dying from the swoop attacks...and they couldnt even see what was...

:drool: are there any apartments for rent? :P That is very very nice...If I lived there, I might be doing some secret stocking of my own :shifty:

:wub: WOW that male is gorgeous!!!!!!! And the female is to die for!!!! I can only imagine the loveliness that is going to come from this pair!!! Yes, I will be extremely eagerly awaiting a fry from these two!!!! Excellent pick up!!!! :good:

LOL...thats too funny!!!

That is animal abuse. It sickens me to know these kind people own animals..nevermind fish in general. If they are treating thier fish that bad, just imagine what they are doing to their other pets.... :osama: :saddam:

yes...I started if one, two ..and then three and then they are everywhere, small ones, medium ones, large ones.....I cant get rid of them...I think I bought them home with a piece of driftwood I collected from the river. They are nice enough at first but be careful..they breed like roaches!!! I...

They are very pretty and a beautiful tank to match. Be careful with angels tho..some can become aggressive, and downright nasty. Alot of people fall for the "peaceful fish syndrome", the raw truth is that angels are cichlids, and some are extremely aggressive and territorial. Just ask my...

:lol: haha..thats pretty cool.....actually he is rather well made and quite convincing. He would make one helluva halloween prop on a cruise line!!!

Well congratulations!!! If you saw one..there may be more....are there other fish in the tank? If so, someone may be munching them down. If not, then maybe the parents are hiding them. Try to see, without disturbing the tank, if there are any more.

I would also recommend tank raised discus vs wild discus to start out with. Tank raised discus tend to be more hardy then their wild counterparts, and less timid. On the other hand, tank raised discus also have a tendency to breed when the conditions are right versus a wild strain fish that is...

:good: Nice job rescuing them. It sickens me to think that people can be so cruel. Please do post up their pics! I would love to see them! :wub:

He is lovely. Its amazing how something so tiny can be so beautiful! :wub:

I'm going with number 2 also...there is just no comparison. :drool:

I have seen them anywhere from 2.99 to 19.99, depending on whether or not its a crowntail.