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1. Our 240 litre fish tank! With Columbo on the telly above and 20 litre fish tank at the side. UK, 2010 |
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2. A closer photo of our fish tanks. UK, 2010 |
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3. A photo of our 240 litre fish tank. UK, 2010 |
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4. A Tiger-Barb, 3 Clown Loaches and 3 Shadow Tetras are watched by a Red-Clawed Thai Crab. UK, 2010 |
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5. A Shadow Tetra poses for a photo. UK, 2010 |
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6. A Shadow Tetra in the foreground, a Red-Clawed Thai Crab hiding in the background. UK, 2010 |
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7. My male Red-Clawed Thai Crab likes his cucumber. I have a female Red-Clawed Thai Crab too, which had lots of eggs under her recently, wonder if any of the babies will survive? UK, 2010 |
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8. Just 2 of the guppies i have raised from fry. They breed pretty easily! Free pretty fish! UK, 2010 |
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9. More guppies i have raised from fry. Their parents are no longer alive. UK, 2010 |
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10. A Dwarf puffer swims by, they are great little fish. I had 5, but now there is only one left. UK, 2010 |
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11. The Clown Loach are probably my favourite fish in the whole tank. I also like my Red-Clawed Thai Crabs, but they like to shred the plants! UK, 2010 |
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12. One of my Clown Loaches poses for a photo. UK, 2010 |
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13. Another photo of one of my Clown Loaches. They can swim upside down. UK, 2010 |
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14. There's my Sharkie, he's a Red-Tailed Black Shark, he lives in my broken pot. UK, 2010 |
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15. My Red-Tailed Black Shark is the boss of the tank. He can be quite agressive to some other large fish (like my sucker fish) if they go near his territory. UK, 2010 |
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16. Red-Tailed Black Sharks can be quite agressive to their own kind, it's best to have only one shark per tank as they may fight to the death! UK, 2010 |
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17. Sharkie hides in his pot. This is what you see of him most of the time. UK, 2010 |
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18. Two Clown Loach eating a chunk of cucumber. The fish will eat a chunk of cucumber this size in about 2-3 days, it will completely vanish! UK, 2010 |
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19. A side-view of my tank. It is 4-foot long. UK, 2010 |
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20. A side-view of my tank from the other end. Most of the plants in the tank are real. UK, 2010 |
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21. Lots of guppies which i have raised from fry. Most of the females look to be pregnant themselves now. UK, 2010 |
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22. My sunset Platty. She recently had some baby fry, so we should have 5-6 more sunset Plattys like her soon. |
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23. Some fish like to swim near the top, some like to swim near the bottom. Some, like Clown Loaches, go everywhere they can! UK, 2010 |
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24. My big old Tiger Barb. We used to have 5 of them, but now he is the only one left. Also, one of my Mickey-Mouse Plattys, they breed like mad! UK, 2010 |
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25. I have a small container in the main tank to keep baby fry in, to help them survive and not get eaten. There is mainly Mickey-Mouse Platty fry in there. Looks like one of my shrimp got in there somehow too! UK, 2010 |
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26. A closer photo of my baby fry container. There is one guppy fry in there also somewhere. UK, 2010 |
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27. An even closer photo of my baby fry container. From experience, i have found around 50%-75% of the baby fry will survive to full adulthood. Plattys are quite hardy, Guppies are not so. UK, 2010 |
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28. A top view of my baby fry container. There are around 20 fry in here at present. UK, 2010 |
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29. A top view photo of some fishes. UK, 2010 |
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30. A top-view photo of some of my fish. The female Plattys can get quite big. UK, 2010 |
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31. More fishes from a top-view. UK, 2010 |
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32. Ooooooh, looks scary! UK, 2010 |
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33. Here's my baby 20 litre tank. In here i keep Congo Frogs, Baby fry, injured or sick fish and i also breed a lot of snails in here (Trumpet snails, which puffer fish like to eat). UK, 2010 |
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34. Lots of Trumpet Snails! They breed like mad! UK, 2010 |
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35. Lots of baby Plattys and a mother Micky-Mouse Platty who has given birth to a few recently. They are called Mickey-Mouse Plattys because they a mark on their tails that looks like Disney's Mickey Mouse logo. UK, 2010 |
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36. Trumpet Snails and Mickey-Mouse Plattys! UK, 2010 |
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37. One of my Congo Frogs! They like to eat blood-worms and are harmless to fish. They have to swim to the surface every so often to take in a gulp of air! UK, 2010 |
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38. A close-up of one of my Congo frogs. I have 4 at present. They don't do a lot! UK, 2010 |
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39. My Congo Frogs have webbed feet and are harmless to fish. There is a type of Congo Frog that has clawed feet and they will eat fish. Make sure you can tell the difference! UK, 2010 |
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40. A baby fry Mickey-Mouse Platty swims through the bubbles. UK, 2010 |
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41. How many baby fry can you spot? I can see 4 i think! UK, 2010 |
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