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last-trading-post(28695Feedback score is 25,000 to 49,999) Member is a PowerSellerAbout Me
11-Sep-09 09:52:13
Thanks Paulie, glad you like the plants!
paulie78wicca(174Feedback score is 100 to 499)
24-May-09 20:28:22
hey guys love your plants so much ive bought yet more again lol there great qaulity and my fish seem to like eating them (which is good for you as means ill be needing a constant supply lmao) ive just set up another tank and wanted some for that no doubt theese will get eaten too thanks again
last-trading-post(28695Feedback score is 25,000 to 49,999) Member is a PowerSellerAbout Me
22-Apr-09 10:59:48
Hi, Firstly, welcome to fishkeeping! I hope that you'll continue to enjoy the hobby for many years to come. I'm glad you like the plants. 'Plecs' are lovely fish, but they uproot and eat live plants - so I suspect that is your problem, being nocturnal it might not be obvious what 'he' is upto. Sadly it comes down to a tough choice - Plec or plants - there are smaller algae eaters that won't harm plants significantly (Bristlenoses, Peckolitas, Otocinclus - altho' Otos are softwater only) as an added bonus none of these grow anywhere near as big as 'Common Plecs'. So I'd find him a nice new home and go for non-plant eaters personally. As for particular fish liking particular plants - definitely! Labyrinths (Gouramis, Bettas) like bushy plants floating near the surface, e.g. Hygrophila difformis. If you have a pair they may build a bubble nest in it, the males are usually very good Dads looking after the eggs until hatched. Good luck with it all, Mike
paulie78wicca(174Feedback score is 100 to 499)
18-Apr-09 13:01:52
Hi guys im a complete beginner my tanks only been set up a few months now my fish are thriving and so are the plants ive bought from you guys they really look great in the tank ill be buying more asap just wondered if there was any specific plants that certain fish prefer ? its pretty much a community tank with gouramis tetras angels and clown loaches and a few catfish and sucking loaches and me pleco id be gratefull for any tips also is there any way to stop the lil buggers uprooting the plants im haveing to replant them daily atm lol once again just wanna say thanks and im very impressed so far
last-trading-post(28695Feedback score is 25,000 to 49,999) Member is a PowerSellerAbout Me
16-Mar-09 16:13:01
Hi Sue, glad the medication is doing the trick, the eSHa range is an excellent one. I'm especially fond of eSHa 2000 (sounds like I drink the stuff, honestly I don't, lol!) it's the best treatment I know for most fungal infections in the aquarium and one medication I'd always recommend keeping handy. Hope the fish are better soon. Mike @LTP


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