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ralphdefilio
PostPosted: Sep 23rd, '14, 09:55 

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I believe these to be rosy red minnow but 2 don't
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PostPosted: Sep 23rd, '14, 12:04 
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invisifish? - I've never seen them
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Using my imagination I think that is a whale.
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PostPosted: Sep 23rd, '14, 16:46 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Using my imagination I think that is a whale.


Ehh....a whale is not a fish.

My guess is Bull Shark :shark:
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PostPosted: Sep 23rd, '14, 19:10 

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We don't have those either. Minnow/guppy looking fish aka : many needed for a good meal. lol
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Well how would i breed them then? The guppies/mollies haven't even gotten pregnant for 2 months. The minnows won't either. Everything seems fine i do biweekly water changes it's heated to 76 degrees. I got the Orange cave for the minnows to breed in but nothing.
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I don't see any rosy-red minnows in that picture.
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What type of fish are they then?
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i can't get to facebook from work.. but i've got some pic's of rosy red minnows..
just had a couple hatches, and now have hundreds of them, i use clay pots in my sump, when the minnows lay a bunch of eggs, i put the pot with the male in a tank until the eggs hatch - the male uses his head to keep the eggs clean
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I have one pot in the tank but nothing had happened for 2 months
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What do you do with minnows? Are they for an AP system?
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I don't have live plants so only fish and i keep them as pets and feeder fish. I kept buying more but wanted to try breeding for cost efficiency.
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