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Not to mention the horror of some nursery rhymes.

I have a group of scarlet badis in a 40 gallon. They breed regularly and are a great, interesting fish. I think ten gallons would be the minimum but for only one male - the males are territorial and will chase males (and sometimes females) from their territory. I think a single badis would...

Or some glass cut to size that can be laid across the top while leaving some room for mesh. You'll need some ventilation.

That looks great! A pair of poison dart frogs would do well in there. They will need daily misting of tank, live fruit flies and research to learn more about them. :)

Hi. I have 3 Neocaridina Shrimp that I want to move to a 5 gallon on their own. My question is, will the population self-regulate for the size/resources of the tank? There will be no predators in there.

I have a bunch of female Scarlet Badis if you're ever out to Ohio.

I had my arm in one of my tanks and I felt a pinch. I look down and there's a little neocaridinia shrimp on my arm. I've never heard of them biting before. And then, I exacted my revenge (j/k).

I get mine from a fish store that has them in baggies of water. I keep the baggie in the fridge. I usually add extra aquarium water to the baggie because the worms seems to last longer.

Mine usually run out before they go bad - they run out usually about 7-9 days. It may depend on the volume of water they're kept in.

I hope your fish are okay. As a teacher, I thoroughly approve of winter storms. Winter storms = days off. Our Winter Break ended Friday, but we haven't started school yet due to 2 snow days. :)

I'm rooting for Detroit or Buffalo to win.

Superbowl: Kansas City Chiefs 31 Detroit Lions 17

10 Scarlet Badis Juveniles Unsexed Age and condition: born in tank, healthy sub-adults including multiple probable females Quantity for sale: 10 Reason for Sale: overstocked due to breeding Delivery or Collection: Collection only until March Sales price: $15 per fish Willing to Ship (Yes or...

LOL! Fire belly newts are now $50! You used to be able to buy those for under $10. I had a group of them for 7+ years until they escaped from a temporary container when I moved. I had been considering setting up a new enclosure for newts again. They are a lot of fun.

That's a good question. I don't know. I found a few sites that had a very good selection of newts, but emperors were all sold out. This was the first site where I found them available.