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Jonniethai - 9 years ago

perfection? ??

colinbarsby - 9 years ago

+Jonniethai She's purring along at the moment. Touch wood. :-)

Lee Webber - 7 years ago

in a tank this dense (and beautiful) how do you know if any fish have died?

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

That is quite a good question. All aquarium keepers have an idea of the fish they buy and put in, and then most of them are visible during feeding times. Every now and then, we don't see particular fish, and then we start to pay attention day to day. Often, they show themselves again eventually, and yes, sometimes we find the mostly eaten body. Life and death are both parts of our hobby.

Chuk Blak - 7 years ago

cool nice tank

colinbarsby - 7 years ago

Thankyou very much Charles. It is my little place of calm.

Harry Han - 8 years ago

how many gallons is that tank

colinbarsby - 8 years ago

Thankyou very much.

Harry Han - 8 years ago

+colinbarsby ok awesome tank

colinbarsby - 8 years ago

Hi Harry, the same tank, 35 Gals.

John Wallace - 8 years ago

Do have the rams in the same tank with the Siamese fighters? The rams don't fin nip the fighters?

colinbarsby - 8 years ago

When the tank is 20 gals and larger, they have enough room to have their own space. Rams like the lower half of the tanks and Bettas like the upper half. Planted tanks provide lots of cover. I haven't seen nipping. There is usually a hierarchy with fish where the boss gets respect and the others keep a distance away.