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Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:44 pm

 
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Excellent!
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 1:44 pm

 
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OK,

Thanks for the reply.
-Jane
Jane In Upton
Post subject: Do you have any Sparkling Gouramis? Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:46 am

 
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Hi,

I was wondering if you have any Sparkling Gouramis in stock currently?

Thanks very much,
Jane
Jane In Upton
Post subject: Do you still have the Praecox Rainbows? Posted: Thu Jun 04, 2009 12:44 am

 
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Hi,

do you still have the Praecox Rainbows?

Thanks,
Jane
Jane In Upton
Post subject: Do you still have the AquaClear SMALL Quickfilter #A-571?? Posted: Wed Dec 20, 2006 1:04 pm

 
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Hello,

I've found out from Hagen that the SMALL AquaClear Quickfilter attachment for powerheads, Item # A-571 has been discontinued. I'm wondering if you still have any in stock. If so, how many do you have? I'd get at least 3 of them, if you have them.

Thanks very much.
-Jane
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Sat Dec 24, 2005 7:19 pm

 
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Interesting - does your female "hang" the eggs in the roots of floating plants? Mine seems to, but I've never seen fry yet.

Do you remove the parents, or remove the eggs?
-Jane
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 6:49 pm

 
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Depends on what type of snail you're seeing. If the snail has an operculum, or "trapdoor" it can close, AND it's quick to do so when the loaches approach, it can survive. The larger and older the snail, the tougher its operculum, and the better its learned response to close the "door&...
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 6:15 pm

 
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Ah....... well, at least you're not alone in your plea to staff. Last evening I was down in RI and stopped to Rumford Pets on the way home (Seekonk or Swansea area). I pointed out that there was one lone Cherry Red Shrimp, clinging for dear life to the topside of a plant leaf, while the Blue and Gol...
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Tue Oct 25, 2005 5:56 pm

 
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Oh, sorry. My MTS-only tank has only Malaysian Trumpet Snails. I was referring to the snail-population in the tank, not that they're the only inhabitants. That tank is a planted 20H, with Yo-Yo loaches, Bolivian Rams, Australian Desert Gobies (newly removed from another tank where they consumed all ...
Jane In Upton
Post subject: Those Australian Desert Gobies can really OPEN WIDE! Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 6:59 pm

 
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Good heavens! I have had the Australian Desert Gobies I got from your store for a few weeks now. The male was facing me and yawned....... I swear his mouth opened up larger around than his whole head! I was literally looking WAY down his gullet - it was pretty amazing! Hmmmm..........*frowning* this...
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Sun Oct 23, 2005 6:43 pm

 
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Hmmm, I've never found snail damage in my MTS-only tank. But then, I'll put in an algae wafer now and then, and the snails will swarm it like bees. Also, I've just found this adorable little snail (so far, called "mini Mystery" snails, some member of the Viviparidae family) that simply DO ...
Jane In Upton
[ Jump to post ] Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 12:42 pm

 
Topic: BBA eaters
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The Florida Flag fish WILL eat the BBA. Cherry red shrimp will too, but will eat "easier" pickins' like leftover food or other algaes first.

I've read that Amano shrimp don't eat BBA, but I don't have firsthand experience with this.
Jane In Upton
Post subject: Generally plant-safe snails Posted: Sun Aug 14, 2005 12:34 pm

 
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I have a lot of the Malaysian Trumpet Snails (MTS) in my heavily planted 39 gal tank. They do not damage the plants. They are beneficial in that they will burrow through the upper layers of the substrate, very earthworm-like, but without damaging roots. They are shy, and mostly nocturnal. After ligh...
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