I keep mine with a dorado. As long as the cat doesn't think the tankmates will fit in his mouth, you should be OK. Notice I said "think" and not actually fit. Sometimes their eyes are larger than their stomachs!

Scott

just been looking at your fish an tank's. im well impressed :D it must take up a lot of time maintaining them.

Kev.

Thanks all!! Not to bad, I feed nightly and do my water changes once a week for a couple of hours on Sunday evenings, that's about it. Besides, anytime in the fishroom is a good ...

Mika wrote:Where did you get those?

http://www.neoprodigy.com/bookstore/mon ... /index.htm

Here is a link to a guy selling them in the states. Contact him, he can probably hook you up.

Scott

I recently experienced this same thing. I was given a couple of nice pcs. of driftwood from a co-worker who had left the hobby but still had his tank sitting there. I placed them in a turtle tank to soak, and within a couple of hours the whole fishroom reaked of smoke. Lazy old me did nothing and ...

This is a pretty good book (for pictures at least). The title should not be confused with the Kobayakawa book. I bought my copy in Singapore.

http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/4895125157/

I am told a second edition is already out.

Is either edition available in the US?

Also, anyone ...

Pics of my set-ups and my brothers can be see at:

http://community.webshots.com/user/bigmocats

My brother has an 8' x 8' x 30" pond that at one time was SW and housed sharks. It contained 3 nurse, 3 bamboo and 1 leopard that have been donated to the World Aquarium here in St. Louis. The pond has ...

Not sure why but I never really noticed the forum section on here. I don't check in that often but did today after seeing Andy White speak on plecos the other night. I currently keep keep pims of all sizes along with a good variety of characins in my tanks. Tanks are 200g, 150g, 135g, 135g, 120g ...