Here's a complete inventory of my fish stock:
1 common pleco
1 CAE
1 albino CAE
2 SAE
1 otoniculus
2 bronze cories
2 albino cories
2 skunk botia
2 rosy barbs
3 neons
1 male betta
2 dwarf cinnamon gaurami
1 painted glass tetra (I know, shame on me. He was one of the original fish
when I stocked the tank. didn't know about the cruelty of dying them then)
1 marble hatchet (mate died recently)
1 glowlight tetra (mate died about a year ago)

A definite community tank. )

I'll change a lot when I redo my tank. I'm also thinking of selling all my
smaller tanks and sinking the money into home improvements so my floor can
withstand my 125 gallon tank. Any takers? I'm in NW Washington

Mr Stout

"LeighMo" wrote in message
...
: These pictures aren't the best, but I think you can see the damage to the
: sword and the cardinal plant.
: www.calvaryweb.us/plants
:
: The second photo looks like it might be pleco damage. Fresh veggies might
: help. Get a zucchini, slice it, put it in a plastic bag, and freeze. You
can
: pull out a slice whenever you need it, without having to actually buy
fresh
: veggies all the time. Frozen peas are also convenient. Just pull out a
few,
: peel the skins off (for neatness' sake), and throw them in the tank after
: lights out.
:
: In the long run, it might be best to find a new home for the pleco. It
will
: eventually get too large for this tank, anyway.
:
: What other fish do you have in the tank? The photos show large tetras
that
: aren't on the fish list you posted. And what kind of fish are the
: "algae-eaters" you list? CAEs?
:
:
: Leigh
:
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