I have been keeping fish off and on, as a young kid. I am now, 37 yrs old. I have 7 wonderful fish tanks at the moment, that I will take care of to the best of my knowledge, until the tanks are slimmed down from old age. (Work just consumes too much of my time, to enjoy simple pleasures) I don't alway know what I am doing. The tanks I have now, I just try not to make any changes to, new fish adds to the risk of disease.. Tanks that have been exposed to disease, It's a constant unsure battle. I just lost an Orange Cromide in my brackish tank this week. I was treating it, and thought that it was looking better, so it was very sad to wake up and find that it had passed on.
Yes, that's our man! He's about 9 now, but doing great. He was absolutely worthless protecting our house about a month ago, when we were robbed, but he is just a super sweetie!
Well they came that way. But over the last two months sadly they have all passed away. Just too hard to keep. They must have blood worms or "meat" to eat and even tho I would use a turkey baister to try to get some down to where they liked to hang out, they are slow to eat, they take their time and others in the tank would be too fast for them. They were very cute tho!! not even an inch long each. Thank you for asking tho!!
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