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nosliwmas
 Post subject: Re: New here
PostPosted: Aug 27th, '16, 03:23 
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just don't forget that you are raising animals and plants and they depend on you for their survival.

:think: Right up until their respective crunchy ends! :laughing3:

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PostPosted: Aug 28th, '16, 11:19 
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redeemED wrote:
how to determine male from female?
how big do these guys gotta be before they start that kind of business?
are they able to breed in the environment they are currently in?


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Apparently, not very large.

Mine bred in the system fish tank
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PostPosted: Aug 30th, '16, 06:04 
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nosliwmas wrote:
ebeuerle wrote:
just don't forget that you are raising animals and plants and they depend on you for their survival.

:think: Right up until their respective crunchy ends! :laughing3:

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haha yeah!

hey guys, thanks for the comments, doesnt seem like i am talking to myself when someone replies :wave1:

thanks for the pic, i have seen it before but its still hard to tell the difference. either that or i have ALL males! i was wondering if there wasnt another way to tell. :dontknow:

i went to check on the system today on my lunch break as i have not seen it since friday evening (its monday afternoon now) and I found 2 of my smaller fish have died. 1 in the new fish tank. 1 in the swirl filter. the one in the swirl filter is not exactly dead YET. but he is checking out! looks like he only has fins on 1 side and was staying still for a bit before trying to move.

snapped a pic while i was there of the growbeds.


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