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Now I'm a b*tch? I didn't mock you.

Don't the parents need to be there to airate the eggs so they dont become stagnant and grow fungus?

LOL Poor goldfish.

Very pretty, I like that yellow coral.

That is so cool! How big is his tank? What does he eat? How long do they live? lol, sorry for all the questions :)

O wow! How neat! Do you catch all the fry when they hatch, or do you move the eggs to a seperate tank?

Did you flush them before they died?:nope:

Sorry to hear that.

It's for my mini fuge.

You got mail. Is your LS well established that used to be in a tank?

Skirrby.....WOW! You have amazing photography skills! I also love Puffins, thats a very cute shot. That toad fish made me laugh, what a cutie! I could fit my fist in that puffer's mouth! Good Job.

On some occasions they recover, it is not a good sign though. Can you photograph it? That would be really neat to see.

I was just reading this on another board today. Ocellaris have only been captive bred in this hobby for 20-25 years, so so far that is the oldest recorded age.

Thanks Mandi, check's in the mail.

I would post my guppy tank....but I'm affraid of you guys. :nervous:

Not true. The LR only helps convert ammonia to nitrites to nitrates, then water changes take out nitrates.

They perch on coral, but still remain in view.

15-20 heads?! How many heads does it have?

Very subtle Tervman.

Here's Lady Guppy...you didn't say they had to be saltwater fish.