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- Gender:
- Female
- Birthday:
- Jun 14, 1991 (Age: 28)
- Location:
- United States, St. Louis, MO
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Jackiee
Member, Female, 28, from United States, St. Louis, MO
Who knew finding a new, good fluorescent bulb for my tank would be so hard! Jul 9, 2011
- Jackiee was last seen:
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About
- Gender:
- Female
- Birthday:
- Jun 14, 1991 (Age: 28)
- Location:
- United States, St. Louis, MO
- My Aquariums & Fish:
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Previously:
5 US gallons aquarium,
29 US gallons aquarium:
Blood Parrots, Assorted Angelfish,
Yellow/dwarf/kissing Guaramis, Tiger Barbs, Sunburst Platys, Common Plecos, Cory Catfish, Mystery snails, Balloon/sailfin/dalmation/assorted Mollies, Golden Dojo Loach.
Currently: 90 US gallon aquarium:
5 inch Blood parrot
9 inch Sail-fin Leopard Pleco
7 inch Turquoise Severum
4 inch Cobalt Blue Crayfish
[color="#4b0082"][font="Impact"][size="7"]Hello,<br />
my name's Jackie, nice to meet you. <img src='http/www.fishforums.net/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/good.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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[size="2"][color="#4b0082"]I've been fishkeeping for about 6 years and have had all kinds, shapes, sizes, and species of fish. <br />
Mostly your average tropical community fish such as all types mollies, platys, cories, plecos, barbs, etc.<br />
I've recently gotten really into the Cichlid family, though. Especially South Americans. <br />
Coming into ownership of two bubbly, lovable parrot fish started this transition.<br />
I've just recently upgraded to a 90 gallon that I can not wait to stock with the beautiful New World cichlids.<br />
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I try my best to help out others and giving advice (even though most the time I ask just as many questions!),<br />
especially those that are going through things that I've experienced first hand.<br />
Fishkeeping can be a challenging hobby, but it is absolutely rewarding.<br />
Always remember: in the end, you're not really fish keeping, you're water keeping.<br />
Good water keeps good fish. <img src='http/www.fishforums.net/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/good.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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Even though I have my fair share of knowledge, I'm still learning new things every day![/color][/size]<br />
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[size="4"][color="#4b0082"]Here's a link to a video of some of my fish (mainly my JD): [/color][/size][color="#4b0082"][size="4"]YouTube![/size]<br />
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My male Turquoise Severum 7" and female Blood Parrot 5"<br />
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My juvenile Jack Dempsey 4.5" sex unknown<br />
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My male Convict 3.5" with fry (female 2.5" too quick to photograph)<img src='http/www.fishforums.net/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/rolleyes.gif' class='bbc_emoticon' alt='
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My juvenile Oscar 4" sex unknown<br />
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My Cobalt Blue Crayfish, Procambarus Alleni, 4", male<br />
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