Hello!
Black ghost knife's, aaah such a great fish! My aunt had one just recently pass on but it was 13 and over a foot long! That's the 'problem' with most oddballs, they get rather large, but then again, any excuse for a bigger tank is a good one! My dragon goby has grown 3.5" since I got him, and he's a thick well fed goober too, only will be able to keep him in the 20 for maybe another year, perhaps a little longer but hopefully I'll score that giant dream tank this coming year and move him into the 55. I'm trying to find a 125-150gal to take over my breakfast bar that we all hate. I figure that's a great way to keep it from collecting clutter, put a tank on it hehe. Leaf fish are way too cool too, you have some great wish fish, wow. Angelfish are not very angelic, but I guess it's the cichlid in them. Not many are very nice. I've 'rescued' many a blind cory from a LFS that sadly is no longer around. I had about a dozen and all were either missing an eye or both, and all were different types of cories too. They all lived nice lives and I rather miss a few of them, some had quite the personality and even my bf misses them and he's not even much of a fish person. Well, he never had any until he met me and actually checks all tanks every day and lets me know what he sees, either good or bad. Well, hope you are enjoying your weekend, mine is busy and I need to get this day started so I can enjoy the evening!Come visit me, SpazSewer, SpazBees, Gobi-Wan Kenobi & K-Spaz.
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12/18/2011 08:57.54 AM
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Thanks for the Congrats!!
Thank's for stopping by and as far as the clownfish goes I put them in at the same time plus there is lots of room for them so they are not overcrowded. Left a vote 4 UCome visit me, John's Turtles & Brian's Salt Tank.
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11/02/2011 08:04.43 PM
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