Recent content by littlelegs

my brother play it, if thats any help.

I have 3 guppies. Had no experience of keeping them. 3/4 weeks later I now have babies, so I think they are really easy to keep.

very nice tank. what did you use and how to split the tank up?

if that were me i would be screaming "ad come quick, big f**k off spider in the tank, come and get it" and then hide until he has showed me that he has killed it.

I now have 8 babies in a seperate tank. But the mum still looks very fat and her gravid spot is still very black. She gave birth on wednesday, do you think she still has some more to give birth to? Or could there be something wrong with her?

they must have been pretty hungry, if you say that you dropped lots in.

i also have a female guppy that i believe is pregnant. she looks pretty big now so maybe anyday now.

That sounds like a good idea. Let us know how you get on.

i have used the one local to me in cambridge, and it is fantastic. The guy knew exactly what he was talking about and helped me choose a really good piece of bogwood. Defo reccomeded Clean tanks, healthy fish and they even rehomed my goldfish for me.

I bought 6 for my tank. The were selling 6 for £10. I hardly see mine and wish i had bought more, but when i do see them, they always amaze me, i can watch them for ages forraging around.

I havent checked them today, but will do tomorrow. I did change the tank background today though which involved moving the tank away from the wall for a while, so i suppose that could have upset them alittle.

i think it jumped when i had the hood lid open, as there are no other exits at he front of the tank. 2 holes at the rear but found the fish at the front.

I have had my first death. It was a harlequin. I found it about foot away from the tank. It must have jumped when I had the lid up on the hood earlier today. I didnt realise they jumped. Has anyone elese experienced this?

to weigh it down, or else it will float to the top. ( I think) LOL

Thanks guys this forum is fantastic, lots and lots of support everywhere.