2os4sds

hi its brad i just looked at your photos one of them was playing a game of hide and seek lol

Hey. Haha, thanks. Maybe she was bracing herself for the many eggs she's currently laying :P
Your photo of your axolotl hiding in his vase is great; especially his grin, haha.

thanks for the complament wow you're oscars are big! i've seen a couple at my friends house he had 5 in a above ground swimming pool that was 3 feet tall and 6 feet in diameter (3feet to one yard) he kept it in his basement and used water bet heaters under the pool liner to heat it with 3 canister filters the oscars were so full of life it was crazy all playing withe each other he even had 2 fully grown tiger shovel nose cats it was a pretty cool set up

here in the states a leader in discus care MR. jack whitley i think that's his name he breeds discus in well USA h2o all i have to do is add water conditioner which takes out the celorine and discus code from kent marine i think but neways all i did was take my h2o to my lfs (local fish store) that took perimeters and set me up on my own measurements for the discus code In which my tanks have flushed that's all by sides weekly water changes and evaporation fill ups but yea that's pretty much it its actually is easier than you think it was for me

Thanks 20s4sds, I thought i knew enough but after reading through this site I realise there is more to it than I have been doing so feel a little guilty that I wasn't doing the right thing with her so to speak. I hope the few changes I've made in my management will see her to old age.

cheers

Thanks, the frog is the only one of my amphibians that likes to pose for pictures .

Hi 2os4sds,
Thanks you for your message, I wish some of my non axie owner friends thought he was beautiful too, I don't think they understand. I am still trying to figure out this whole site/forum/chat thingy too!
Take care, Amy