These are some of the fish I'd like when I get the wherewithal and means to set up a sizeable tank. These like hard water (like London (dechlorinated) tapwater) and few if any plants ...
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- Gledwood
- 38 year-old guy, 6 blogs (the main one is gledwood vol 2 so go there for new postings: blogs are linked via my sidebars), I also have 3 video blogs. One mainly music vids, the other random "novelty" clips from Youtube/etc. The third is my Fabulous Celebrity Blog for fans of trash culture. Unfortunately addicted to drugs - yes it was my own fault but what can I do about it now? Addicted means trapped & can't stop. That's how addicted I am. But that's not ALL I blog about. Apart from drugs I love drink. Apart from drink I'm into little furry animals like Pingpong, my Chinese hamster, and my 3 roborovski hamsters: Itchy, Bashful and Spherical... and ... er, food. Lately there has been a drought of the substance that enslaved me for so long. Will I clean up? Only time will tell...
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Wow, where do those fish come from? How come they dont need algae and stuff?
salt water, ect?
Lake Malawi in Africa which is FRESHWATER that is why I think they're so attractive they look like marine fish but live in normal freshwater which means they are WAY easier to look after and you can have about four times as many per size of tank (marine tanks always look practically empty bc the fishes have far more sensitive biological requirements going on, also you have to have absolutely ginormous tanks and some of the best looking & interesting stuff is poisonous) ...
London water is so hard and limey we have to throw kettles/washing machines/etc away after few years as all the elements get scaled up... also it tastes absolutely disgusting when you are not used to it in tea etc. Welsh water is really soft and tastes yummy (as water goes). Aparently chichlids like hard water but Amazonian fish like soft so you need softening drops for them. Or something sorry I bet this is getting really longwindedly turgidly gumfupporous
I'm seeing yor new blogs. They seem very nice. Congratulations. I'll leave my comments.
Hugs for you and Ruth
Adelaide
It s a new matter for me to study and I'll do it..
Adelaide
http://www.thinkfish.co.uk/
note to self: add this to linxx here
HI ADELAIDE
Try Marine Fishes they are even preeter :)
Simon
http://www.marine-corals.co.uk
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