No worries; I'm taking a bunch of the rotifers out.
By the way, did you get the email I sent you Wednesday? I have some more stuff I can mail to you, if you want it.
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Posted 29 April 2008 - 03:32 PM
No worries; I'm taking a bunch of the rotifers out.
By the way, did you get the email I sent you Wednesday? I have some more stuff I can mail to you, if you want it.
Posted 30 April 2008 - 09:31 AM
Got two free bluefin killifish from the LFS's feeder shrimp tank today! I'm going to let them go in my planted 65 gallon, which currently is home to five mole salamander larvae and a smorgasbord of invertebrates. A couple of the sallies are big enough to eat the killifish, but I hope the fish's craftiness and the abundance of smaller slower prey will keep them safe.
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Just a little redIf no one volunteers any, Tom, I'll plop mine in a photo tank and try to get a decent shot of him. Does your fish have a little bit of red in his fins?
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Will it be ok with shiners? If not it will have to live with my redfins.Yes Tom, thats a seminole killifish, they get very big and do fine with decent sized sunfish.
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For those that have kept natives they found with feeders, do they usually do well in your tanks? I always worry as feeder fish are never in the best condition and these guys have been living in those same conditions.
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