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Old 11-26-2004, 12:54 PM
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hmm I don't see how you can say that lots of fish that are colorfull in FW also.

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hmm I don't see how you can say that lots of fish that are colorfull in FW also.

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Yup. They're called guppies. I think we should all have guppies. And we can put them in our reefs. Best of both worlds kinda. We can have SW AND have pretty little guppies. I think I'll get one this weekend.
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I have to admit, being from Malaysian where you can catch them in ditches & rice paddies (at least when I was a little tyke), I have a weakness for common guppies. That's why for my b-day I set up my little 5g to breed them.

I also used to keep balloon mollies, but I converted them over to full SW over a period of several weeks. When I traded them into King Ed, the owner saw that they were selling for twice the price so he caught up a whole netful & tossed them in his SW tank, with predictable results. I wasn't there so I couldn't stop him from shocking his FW fish like that.
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Old 11-26-2004, 09:13 PM
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Yup. They're called guppies. I think we should all have guppies. And we can put them in our reefs. Best of both worlds kinda. We can have SW AND have pretty little guppies. I think I'll get one this weekend.
LOL, guppies.. I was thinking more like rainbow fish, tetra's ect but ok

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Old 11-28-2004, 02:06 AM
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Here is the link from the compatition I got the pics from, there are plenty of other tanks and details on each tank.

http://www.aquabotanic.com/contest2004/contest2004.htm

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What would I rather have my Clown Knife or a Dragon Moray hmmmmm THE MORAY.

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Six letters D-i-s-c-u-s I would take a pair of Molboro reds over a Clownfish pair anyday
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Six letters D-i-s-c-u-s I would take a pair of Molboro reds over a Clownfish pair anyday
nope sorry I used to like Discus but now I find them to be extreamply boaring. Clown fish have the personality. heck I would even take Oscars over discus now.

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at least oscars don't need 75% water changes every day
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