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|    mark lewis to Allen Prunty    |
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|    27 May 16 13:23:44    |
      27 May 16 12:16, you wrote to me:               ml>> did you see my post on how to build an aquarium?               AP> Way above my skillset... I just keep tetras... and occasionally some        AP> livebearers but the babies always end up as food.              yep, i had the same thing with my black mollies, red swordtails and       corydorus'... the corys are egg layers... they stick'em to flat surfaces like       tall broad leaf plants and the side of the aquarium... i used to carefully       scrap'em off and put them in one of my hatching boxes... i started with two or       three corys... one was definitely a female... at the end i had at least 15 or       20 all herding around together in the tank... they acted very much like cattle       and other herd animals...               AP> I have a couple of black skirt tetras who's lips are turning dark...        AP> I'm sure I've had this happen before when I worked but now got nothing        AP> much to do but clean house and notice things. Is this something to be        AP> concerned about?              a quick search for               https://www.google.com/search?q=black+skirt+tetras+dark+mouth              turns up the following links...               http://flippersnfins.yuku.com/topic/10627#.V0iCap7gU4E        http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/aquariumforum/showthread.php?t=60754                      AP> Also have a devil of a time keeping a Gourami alive any ideas?              i've never had gouramies before but i have had numerous ciclids... oscars       being the largest but i did have about 12 various ciclids at one time...       generally gouramies are hardy and easy to take care of... best if they are       with other fish of roughly the same size (eg: don't put them with larger       fish)... you also don't want too many of them or they will fight... one       article says one gourami or male and female pair of gouramies per 15       gallons... plus they can be shy so having some hiding places for them will       help to keep the stress down...               http://www.wikihow.com/Care-for-a-Dwarf-Gourami              HTH              )\/(ark              Always Mount a Scratch Monkey              ... Electrical Engineers do it with less resistance.       ---        * Origin: (1:3634/12.73)    |
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