PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
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PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
Well ive finaly got some pics. BUT i woke up this morning to find my male fanning yet another clutch of eggs!!! What am i going to do? Ive got soo many now lol! I think ill have to spread them between my 4 tanks. not looking forward to catching them1 the LFS will take them but only when they are 1half inch long! Its going to be a riot in my tank with about 200 or more fry to live togeather lol!!
Hope u like the pics. Ill add some more if anyone wants to see any ive got some really good ones of the fry but this only lets me upload 3 pics
Hope u like the pics. Ill add some more if anyone wants to see any ive got some really good ones of the fry but this only lets me upload 3 pics
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
I found a way to add 3 more
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Awesome! they are beautiful!! Where did you get that cool corkscrew thing?
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
Great pics Hell Fire...
Andywoolloo, I think the corkscrew-thing is marketed as a "screwcumber" or something similar- I'm not sure if it's marketed in the US but you could do a search query on it and find out?
Stu
Andywoolloo, I think the corkscrew-thing is marketed as a "screwcumber" or something similar- I'm not sure if it's marketed in the US but you could do a search query on it and find out?
Stu
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
Nice little 'uns & good pics
Lou: Every young man's fantasy is to have a three-way.
Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
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Jacob: Yeah not with another fu**!ng guy!
Lou: It's still a three-way!
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
Thanks very much. I was quite impresed at how good the pics came out actually! For me lol!
Yes its a screwcumber. Im in the Uk and managed to find a man on ebay selling them in a twin pack. there not to dear and there great! Stops all the veg floating off and it doesnt rust or polute the wayer! Also no shap edges. Some people use a fork but its not ideal really.
I cant belive my plecs have had more babies! Hes still there fanning the eggs lol.
Yes its a screwcumber. Im in the Uk and managed to find a man on ebay selling them in a twin pack. there not to dear and there great! Stops all the veg floating off and it doesnt rust or polute the wayer! Also no shap edges. Some people use a fork but its not ideal really.
I cant belive my plecs have had more babies! Hes still there fanning the eggs lol.
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
Hi,
Let see in a few weeks. Usually when they start, if there are no major changes in the maintenance, you will have a lot of new babies every 3 weeks...
See you,
Matien
Let see in a few weeks. Usually when they start, if there are no major changes in the maintenance, you will have a lot of new babies every 3 weeks...
See you,
Matien
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Re: PICS of my baby bristlenose`s
thanks Hell Fire and Stu, just ordered some.