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Posted by Tynk on September 11, 2008, 1:58 pm
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> Mr. Smith,
>
> > Instead of bickering childishly, why not talk about the group's
> > subject. FISH.
>
> > Do you even have any?
>
> > How long have you been in the hobby?
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> > Any certain types you may fancy?
>
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> I pretty much stay in lurk mode. I still have my aquariums and all is doi=
ng
> well with them. =A0:-)
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> RM....
> ~~~~ =A0}<((((*> =A0~~~ =A0 }<{{{{(=F6>
Great to hear!
My newest purchase was a lovely Butterfly pattern - Delta (possibly
Halfmoon, as his tail is still growing. I have to check the degree of
the tail spread to be sure) tail male betta. He's blue (teal with a
flash) and white. Nice young male too. Easy going, doesn't snatch all
the food from the dwarf frogs.
The other male I had in this tank was too scared of the ghost shrimp,
and terrified of the frogs.
The shrimp would touch the betta with his antennae and the betta would
freak out.
He went back into his original tank, and the butterfly is now living
happily with the frogs and a shrimp.
Since he's not afraid of the shrimp I wouldn't be surprised if one day
it became dinner.
Most of the bettas I have will do that. Some will eat them right away,
but that's what these shrimps are for.
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>
> Instead of bickering childishly, why not talk about the group's
> subject. FISH.
>
> Do you even have any?
>
> How long have you been in the hobby?
>
> Any certain types you may fancy?