Recent content by jr1104

Thanks. I'm pretty positive that I'm taking out the angel, and probably one of the bristlenoses. If I got cories would they do a good job at keeping the tank clean like the BN's have? I had a couple of moonlight gouramis, but they outgrew the tank aswell. I'll have a look at my lfs and see what...

Woops, sorry, that will teach me to post just as I've woken up. Its a 24x12x12 inch tank, and it holds about 15 uk gallons. I have a peice of bogwood in the middle, and a few plants and stones in the tank.

Well, since I recently bought 6 Redtail Rasboras, I am enjoying the way they shoal and move around together. From my sig you can see what I have, but I am planning on taking the Angel out and possibly one of the bristlenoses (or maybe both and get some cories, will they still do a good job at...

I'm not sure what you mean by wiggling his pectoral fin more, but he is usually behind a peice of slate at the back of the tank, although he usually comes out to have a suck at the bogwood. The female doesn't seem to be bulging in the middle. Thanks for the help

I've already moved one of my angels temporarily, and I'm planning on finding a new home for the pair. If I should get rid of one of the bristlenose, should I keep the male or the female?

It's a 2 foot tank. Also, can people look at my sig and tell me if they think there is enough room for any more fish? Thanks for all your hep so far.

I have a 16 UK gal tank, and there are plenty of hiding places for them, as the female always shoots off into one of them. The females fins are slightly frayed, but not badly.

Sorry if this is the wrong forum, but I haven't posted here in a while. I was just watching my tank, when I noticed that my male bristlenose was chasing my female bristlenose around. The male is fully developed with all his bristles, so I was wondering whether this was a breeding thing. They...

I've had them about a year, and I got them when they were about the size of a 50p. They have spawned three times, although the fry never hatched, as the eggs got eaten.

Yeah, the colour has just appeared in the last couple of days. It is a Koi angelfish, as thats what I bought it as, but there has never been any other orange on them.

I have taken some readings, which show a pH of 7 and Ammonia of 0. I have also taken photo's, although the quality is rubbish, but you can see the orangeness.

I'll take some readings in a while, and I'll try and get you a picture as well.

Does no-one know what is happening to my fish? They also seem to be not moving much.

I have recently begun to notice that my angelfish and swordtail have heads that are orange along the top. On the Angelfish, this orangeness also goes onto the fin. Does anybody know what this is? Thanks

Go on, you know you want to.