Hello!

I have a large and happy group of aeneus in my 75 gallon. Most of them have been born in the tank. I never went into breeding seriously; it just sort of happened, and I did not think about swapping stock because I was just happy to see them happy.

Right now, there are four aeneus juveniles ...

Thank you all so much!

MatsP, your comment is greatly received over here. It seems that every time I attempted to use a sodium-inclusive treatment, even at half strength, I have lost corys. There is so much to learn!

I do want an RO system. It does make sense to prevent the problem before it ...

Joining a club sounds wonderful, but I am in school right now and do not know if I would have the time to adequately contribute. I should check out the club's requirements!

In the case that you want to remark on the black hair algae -- please do! I use Pond Care Phosban, and while it helps a great deal, our water supply is naturally phospate-laden.

IN the meantime, just knowing I belong to this group helps.

The sword plants and tank:

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Monica and Chip, before he died. Poor Chip -- what a darling.:

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Some of the successful cory ...

Oh, my, Hell. Serendipitous. I live 90 minutes south of Seattle. If anyone here is going to attend, I would truly love to meet you. I am going to to. What a better way to jump in with both feet.

P.M. me, if you'd like.

My name is Daphne. I am a 44 year-old computer forensics student.

I have a few aquariums, all live-planted, with Asian or South American rain forest river species. The species that have come to capture my heart have been the gentle kuhli loaches and the armor-plated cats -- hoplos, portholes ...