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Panther86 - 2004-10-17
I had mollies before my iridescents. I have only had them a couple of weeks and I can already notice a HUGE difference in feeding traits! They are the kind of aquarium fish you can sit and watch all day. I was slightly disappointed when I found out they are not generally a breeding fish. I would love to breed and sell them like I did my mollies. But they are good fish for pets, too.

Keith Hunter - 2004-10-16
I think these fish r great. they add color to a tank and they do well in a 6.5ph level. very small but can still be seen by all.
Keith

Elizabeth - 2004-10-16
My black moor is very interesting. He OR she scavenges around for food all the time and eats a lot. Montley cracks me up! We have an angelfish, 2 plicos, an upside down catfish, a glass catfish, another goldfish, and 2 algae eaters. They all do fine together. They have NEVER fought and the tank stays pretty clean since there are 2 golfish eating debris and 2 algae eaters! He is easy to take care of, so I recommend getting a black moor if you want a pretty fish that is easy to take care of.

pris - 2004-10-16
i just got my 65 gal set up and have 4 adult parrots and 4 smaller ones that have no color yet. albino now. due to sad events i aquired about 20 of them and 6 tanks 40-65 gals. my brother took the rest. they are very happy at this point and am looking forward to creating lots of caves and hiding places to make them happier. they were owned by a friend of mine and he had no trouble breeding them. lots of babies. hope i can do as well.

darrell - 2004-10-15
I think the kissing gouramii is nice and beautiful

Jordan Dangerfield - 2004-10-14
I LOVE TAKING CARE OF MY FANTAIL GOLDFISH! I ALSO LOVE TALKING WITH HER!

Matt - 2004-10-13
I just got a red tail catfish. He is about 4 inches long right now. Wow these things get huge.

Truong - 2004-10-13
They were the first fish that I kept in this hobby. Yes, they are very hardy and easy to keep. I think they are worth the effort to keep but they should not be kept in a bowl. An aquarium with a filter and airstones is a very nice home for them.

Jes - 2004-10-13
AQUI EN CHAPINGO SE EST

Denise - 2004-10-12
We bought our Pangasius from PetSmart too. The information there says it grows to 8". It is now 16" and still growing! The description on this site is very accurate. I will say, Pangasius can be very sweet when they get used to you. Ours is in a 50 gallon tank with five Cichlids and a Plecostamus. We need to go to a bigger tank now because the Pangasius is banging around and needs more room. Oh, it makes a mess when it has to go. Its really increased our need for tank cleanings!

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