Fish!

Humum's current tank - the plants have grown loads now though and there are more fish in there.




Mummy Krib and babies.




Freebie, Humum's most recent betta




Hudad's first tank, long since upgraded




Another of Hudad's old tanks - a very unusual deep-fronted bow





We'll try to get current piccies tomorrow

The mummy Krib and babies pic is gorgeous!

My OH loves the tank with the sunken ship in.

We have 4 goldfish Turk, JD, Dizzy and Pickle and a Hong Kong Plec called Flatpack Clearly not as exotic as your lot though!

Wow, Freebie is gorgeous!

ooooo the beta is prettyful adn the baby kribs made me laugh, some of them look like theyre grinning! It could just be my dodgey eye though, it plays up when im tired!

Wow they are amazing. I'll take a piccie of mine later for you, although I have a bit of a snail problem at the moment so you'll have to ignore those

omg awww i never seen ikkle baby fish before they are so cute

What amazing photo's I actually feel just relaxed looking at the photo's so I can imagine how relaxing it must be to just to sit there and watch them gracefully swimming round

Awww Mummy Fish and her babies

awwwwwww love the baby fish,we've got a fish tank,no were near as big as yours,love watching the fish and in our pond too

What gorgeous photos, I love little fishies.

Hugs

JO xx

You can tell when the Kribs have bred - they get very territorial and every other fish is crammed in to the far end of the tank
Even ones ten times their size

Humum loves Bettas but they don't live very long - about a year is average. The Hu-parents seem to have a knack for picking out lovely ones from juveniles in the fish shop though, even ones who have chewed their fins and just look tatty have grown out into some stunning fish

Dotdot wrote:We have 4 goldfish Turk, JD, Dizzy and Pickle and a Hong Kong Plec called Flatpack Clearly not as exotic as your lot though!

Humum loves the Hong Kong plecs and used to try them when she had a coldwater tank, but they never survived There's not a tropical fish that looks quite like it...

icedancer wrote:Wow they are amazing. I'll take a piccie of mine later for you, although I have a bit of a snail problem at the moment so you'll have to ignore those

You need zebra loaches - they like to be in groups but they don't get very big so you should get away with a trio in your tank. They're peaceful with other fish but you'll soon get rid of your snail problem. Just don't be alarmed when you can actually hear them cracking the shells (or food pellets)

You know an awful lot about fish, Sparky

Humum helped me a bit

What a very knowledgeable bunny you are!

And the next contestant is Sparky, whose specialist subject is tropical fish.

Whose a clever bun-bun? (I love this thread).

With lots of noserubs from your Auntie Jo xxxx