JMLenke wrote:you think that a 40Br would work for a pair or two?

Yes,
That will be fine

ingg wrote:Almost forgot.

I need packing peanuts! The little styrofoam peanuts everyone hates....

If you have a box/bag laying about waiting to be trashed, I'd love to take them instead. Bring them to the meeting.

Dave,
how much do you need? Would a small plastic bag(Grocery store size) bag do.

I kept two tanks of them for quite a while. Both 33XL, massive current, rock clumps with PVC pipe caves, some "open areas" in the lee of some of the rock clumps where fry could be brought out. Really cool fish. They were my whitewater tanks. Fascinating fish, easy to keep/breed/rear (exce...

I'll be attending and I'm bringing my wallet. I'm still looking for the following plants

Rotala sp. 'Vietnam'
Rotala macrandra 'green nome'
Rotala 'colorata'

I picked up 2 pairs of these Girardinus metallicus from Scales. Their also known by their common names Blackchin Livebearer or Cuban Livebearer. I plan on putting them outside in my deck pond. Even though I haven't had them long,I have noticed all they do is spawn lol. These guys are the rabbits of ...

I'm all for option #2 Potomac River Snakehead Hunt. Its close and has a lot of the fish we all want, especially the bluespotted sunfish.

After reading a post about filter media by mhossom back in the early part of June, I was reminded of an article I had read about how to properly set up a Eheim filter with media. Evidently there is more to it than just tossing a little of this and a bunch of that into your filter. Anyway I stumble a...

If anyone could Please,Please,Please bring any of these plants to the meeting I will definitely buy them, especially the Rotala macrandra 'green nome'


Rotala sp. 'Vietnam'
Rotala macrandra 'green nome'
Rotala 'colorata'
Ludwigia arcuata

I'm in

I've had a couple of equipment failures on both my plant tanks (50,120). Things aren't to bad on the 120 but my 50 is in critical condition. Instead of posting pics of dieing plants I think I'll post a couple of picture of the inhabitants. Wood Shrimp - Atyopsis moluccensis http://i261.photobucket.c...