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Posted by Tynk on July 15, 2007, 12:51 am
Please log in for more thread options > When I put my hand in the tank to fix something or grab some plant
> matter, my Bettas will swim around my hand and brush it. Sometimes I
> have to sneak my hand in to do it. Alarmed me the first time. I swear
> they want to be petted.
>
> I put three juvenile male guppies in with one of my male bettas about a
> week ago. It was funny. They wanted to hide, he wanted to see what
> they were. Even now if he can't see one, he will go looking for it. It
> was like that too, when I put the algae eater in there a month ago. It
> hid under the log - the betta dug under the log to find him. As long as
> he could see it, it was ok. When it hid, he went looking for it. Silly
> thing.
>
> TYNK, another one! I wish I had room for more. I often have to tell
> myself don't look . . . don't look . . . don't look, when I just run in
> quick for something.
>
> Iduna
LOL....
Yes, another one.
There's no use in trying to resist. It's futile.
Pics coming soon.......
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Posted by Tynk on June 19, 2007, 6:01 pm
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Oh, I forgot to let you know.......
There was a new group formed that doesn't have any of the nonsense
that this one does.
You'll have to join, but all the regs are there! = )
Here's the link.
http://groups.google.com/group/The-Freshwater-Aquarium?lnk=li&hl=en
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Posted by Steven Schneider on June 19, 2007, 10:11 pm
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> There was a new group formed that doesn't have any of the nonsense
> that this one does.
> You'll have to join, but all the regs are there! = )
> Here's the link.
>
>
> http://groups.google.com/group/The-Freshwater-Aquarium?lnk=li&hl=en
>
Thanks, I had forgotten that this forum existed. I was surprised
to learn that I was already a member. Obviously, I joined up near
the beginning, and then forgot about it. :-)
I'll have to make a point of visiting it more often. Maybe I'll
even post something. :-)
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Posted by Jürgen Exner on June 20, 2007, 3:40 am
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Steven Schneider wrote:
> doing. Now recently I acquired a Betta from my sister and her
> Anyhow, I have a 20 Gal aquarium that is populated by three albino
> Cory Cats, and five White Mountain Cloud Minnows. What I'm planning
> to do, at some point in the not to distant future, is transfer the
> Betta to the aquarium.
Bettas and Cory Cats get along just fine, no problem there.
Can't say anything about the Minnows.
jue
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Posted by Steven Schneider on June 20, 2007, 8:21 am
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> Steven Schneider wrote:
>> doing. Now recently I acquired a Betta from my sister and her
>> Anyhow, I have a 20 Gal aquarium that is populated by three albino
>> Cory Cats, and five White Mountain Cloud Minnows. What I'm planning
>> to do, at some point in the not to distant future, is transfer the
>> Betta to the aquarium.
>
> Bettas and Cory Cats get along just fine, no problem there.
> Can't say anything about the Minnows.
>
K, thanks. I guess it'll be a bit of an experiment then. I'll make
sure to post what I observe. :-)
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> matter, my Bettas will swim around my hand and brush it. Sometimes I
> have to sneak my hand in to do it. Alarmed me the first time. I swear
> they want to be petted.
>
> I put three juvenile male guppies in with one of my male bettas about a
> week ago. It was funny. They wanted to hide, he wanted to see what
> they were. Even now if he can't see one, he will go looking for it. It
> was like that too, when I put the algae eater in there a month ago. It
> hid under the log - the betta dug under the log to find him. As long as
> he could see it, it was ok. When it hid, he went looking for it. Silly
> thing.
>
> TYNK, another one! I wish I had room for more. I often have to tell
> myself don't look . . . don't look . . . don't look, when I just run in
> quick for something.
>
> Iduna