Posted on September 30, 2007 by WaveSurfer
After the snail was found, I was paranoid and continued to scout the tank with my eyes, making sure that no more snail can be found. Seeing that the snail was of adult size, I was also worried that it might have laid eggs in our tank.
Sure enough, after scanning through the plants around the [...]
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Posted on September 30, 2007 by WaveSurfer
Despite tremendous effort to eradicate all snails and eggs from the tank, I still found an isolated snail hanging around the rubber tubing for the CO2 emission. I was looking at the Otto, who was resting on the tubing area, when I spotted a reddish shell beside it. Only upon closer look that I realised [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2007 by WaveSurfer
Noticed the Rasbora behaving a little weirdly earlier; instead of shoaling together in a group, they started to split out. Out of these 6 fishes, two were chasing after another, presuming the Rasbora being chased was a female. Probably mating season has come?
On the other hand, there was this thin looking [...]
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Posted on September 29, 2007 by WaveSurfer
It has been 10 days since we started planting our plants in the Main Tank, and so far most of them appear to be doing fine.
At the foreground, the six patches of Hemianthus Callitrichoides seem to be growing well, with hardly any dead leaves (probably already in weakened state during the transition period). One thing [...]
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Posted on September 26, 2007 by Dreamycat
After the revamp was done, we bought GoldFishes on the 23rd of Sep. Not just any goldfish. I ONLY like ‘Ranchu‘ Goldfish (their chinese name is literally translated to Longevity Star).
They are now housed in the new Genoah fishtank and placed on my desktop.
Their bubbly baby-faces are so adorable and they swim wriggling their small [...]
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