What else is in the tank? Is it possible that it's been eaten? Having said that, I've had fish hide in all sorts of places, and also "disappear" for a long period (lately, I've only ever seen four of my five P. pictus, for example - but today I saw five, so they are obviously all there still). Have ...

Jools wrote:

DewDropPony wrote:he looks like an albino form of a four-lined pim

Not if you consider the extra pair of barbles on the head and the shape of the adipose fin...

Jools

than what is he?

I have been using "grape" vines (the stuff sold for reptiles) for a while, and while they look better than any driftwood/bogwood, they have serious shortcomings. As Shane has pointed out they can grow a lot of mould/slime, and very quickly too. After a few disasters with the tank water going white ...

he looks like an albino form of a four-lined pim

I can't find my crystal eyed catfish! He usually hides up inside a piece of driftwood but I don't see him there anymore, or anywhere else in the tank. I looked all around the outside of the tank, just in case he jumped out, but I can't find him anywhere! He's 7'' long so you'd think he wouldn't be ...

I was told on a different forum that these are actually crystal eyed catfish.

Yikes! How fast do they grow? I suppose if I kept them seperated that I could grow up up to maybe 8'' and then give them away, sell them, or something like that. I don't want them to go back to that particular store. They were kinda a rescue buy. They were housed in a tiny tank with died fish ...

Just bought these two for $7.99 each from the lfs. What are they and can you tell me anything about them? Thanks! http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i127/DewDropPony13/IMG_2139.jpg http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i127/DewDropPony13/IMG_2138.jpg http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i127/DewDropPony13 ...

Let's reverse the question: What would YOU like to put in it? I don't know 1. Are there any other fish in the tank at present? no 2. What temperature are is the tank (planned and/or current)? tropical Roughly, you can have fish that grows up to about 4-5 inches in a 10g tank, but smaller is ...

I have a 10gal with incandesent lighting. The substrate is sand. What would you suggest I stock it with?

I use to have two lovely pims. I don't what species they were. I would like to get more of them. Can you recommend a good place to get them online? Here are some pictures of the ones I use to have. http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i127/DewDropPony13/pets/IMG_0944.jpg http://i71.photobucket.com ...

Here he is

Never mind, I just found the information, 3.5''

I just bought 2 brochis catfish that were laeled by the lfs as green cories. I was told the care requirements for them are the same, but how big do they get?

This was a 28gal against a wall. The floor is level. We checked it. The stand is level. There were no brakes or cracks in the tank. I could only find water in the airline hose which was located in the stand. Which I know it shouldn't have been. I set up the tank again outside under the deck and so ...

I went away for three days and came home to find a empty tank and dead fish. The tank was on the second level of the house. It went through the bedroom floor and the liberary to the basement. The whole ceiling of the liberary is taken out. The carpeting in both rooms has to be redone. The furniture ...

Here it is again

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Photobucket won't upload my files for some reason.

I wish I could, but that's the only place that will let me upload it to

Does the picture help determine anything?

Here's a pic of her.

http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/dewdroppo ... m=f556.jpg

oh, petsmart sells those tree root decorations. That looks like the smaller size type. I could be wrong. I recently bought two of the largest size they sell for my 55g. They really are nice. They were $18 each.

I have two four lined pims. One I have had for over a year now and the other I got last month. As soon as I put them together they have been inseperable. I have even witnessed my orginal pim bringing food to their hiding spot in its mouth and spitting it out while the other eats. Now the new pim's ...