mistyjr
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No i dont... The snail is on my picture above... you can see it at the top of the tank
That's good to know as I was wondering what a betta was:? I do have a siamese fighter toopaul2641 wrote:Yes, Bettas are also known as Siamese fighting fish.God ye americans have totally different names for your fish, As far as I can tell a Beta would be called a siamese fighter fish in Ireland or am I incorrect?
If I'm right I currantly have 1 in with plety and some guppies! and two plants that need some major trimming lol!
I never new you kept fish?luvthempigs wrote:That's good to know as I was wondering what a betta was:? I do have a siamese fighter toopaul2641 wrote:Yes, Bettas are also known as Siamese fighting fish.God ye americans have totally different names for your fish, As far as I can tell a Beta would be called a siamese fighter fish in Ireland or am I incorrect?
If I'm right I currantly have 1 in with plety and some guppies! and two plants that need some major trimming lol!
But my favourites are gold fish. I just set up a new tank with two: Jelly and Custard:biggrin2:
What species is your upsidedown catfish that it was big enough to eat a african dwarf frog whole? Because a Synodontis nigriventis(aka upsidedown catfish) shouldn't be able to eat a ADF, they only get 10cm long and have smallish mouths.They are doing all great.. But I put the drawf african frogs in there and the upside down catfish ate them alive.. But I got rid of him asap.
You'll have to email the company that makes the dip tests and ask if they will send you a new chart. Printing it off from online won't work as the colors may print differently then they should look.I have the 6 in 1 Quick Dip Tests in on strip.
My daughter wripped the chart off the bottle and I cant find it. Is there any link that I can download and print. I have been searching on the yahoo and cant find anything except they want you to buy the strips??