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Oooh cheers i'll bear that in mind, i might drag my boyfriend up with me one weekend and take a look around, I can imgine it would be amazing

If you wanted an algae eater a common pleco would be fine in coldwater as long as it's not too cold, room temperature would be fine for it. The only thing is if you get it from a shop where they're being kept in a tropical tank, you'll need to make sure you float the bag in the water for as long...

Cool thanks! I'll probably needs loads of advice when it comes to breeding them but I'll post that in the corresponding section of the site! Any advice you could give would be weel appreciated. Any types of plants preffered for example?

I've had a lot of people recommending Kribs. So do you reckon just one pair or several? What about once they have the fry? Will there be enough space in the tank for the survivors once they grow? (Sorry I must sound really dense, it's just we don't stock Kribs at my work so Ive had little...

Hey, wondered if people could give me some advice. I;ve recently inherited a 2 and a half foot tank which I have set up and is now ready to recieve fish but as I've already got a coldwater tank and a 2 foot tropical tank I wanted to put something interesting or colourful in it for a bit of...

Hehe thank you, it was with assistance from a friend hehe.

Yeah my fish does the same thing! I think fish are more intelligent than people give them credit for!

Not used them myself or ever heard of them but most white spot treatment is pretty effective as its such a common disease.

Hhe I know what you mean! Working at an aquatics shop I can nab a few deals but I'm still pretty limited to what I can afford! What fish do you have?

Heya, I'm new but I'd love to meet everyone, I live in Brighton so if you guys are planning to go to London aquarium I'd LOVE to come. I've never been and always wanted to go. Sounds really good. Love Jen

Hey, well done for catching it early, white spot is such a pain! We get it at work all the time. Nightmare! I think that for the time being the most important thing is the medocation, don't put too much in but it's perfectly safe to put in the maximum amount for the amount of water in your tank...

Heya, my name's Jenny, I'm 17 and I have neon tetras, a clown loach, a pleco and a platy. Also I work at an aquatics shop at the weekend so you could say I'm a bit fish mad! It would be great to get to know people here and chat fish! Post back! Love Jen