Aquarists, UNITE!!!

[mtolypetsupply]

Thanks, everybody! Hanna just LOVES her fishies! I'll post pics tomorrow, but today, Gary (hubby) and I built her a "viewing platform". It's much better than the chair she dragged over (I'm saving for her tuition at MIT, my little engineer!). With the new viewing apparatus, she shouldn't be able to pull anything over, but I'll look into those furniture straps. I can get another tank and fish, but she's too cute to be all scarred up from the broken glass.

Oh, and Photoshop needs to put a few tools on their programs, like "Click here to clean up the room" or a "Declutter" button or something. LOL

[infernalis]

Oh, and Photoshop needs to put a few tools on their programs, like "Click here to clean up the room" or a "Declutter" button or something. LOL

That's why heavy cropping is so popular

Chop out everything but the subject you are photographing.

[infernalis]

Oscar question....

Last night Peach ate a pinky mouse and wanted more.

Are they ok to feed as treats??

Or will I slowly kill my fish?

Thanks.

P.S. (edit) I just read from a very UNRELIABLE source that fat content in the pinks can cause heart problems in Oscars.. Seems to make sense, how many mice will an Oscar get to eat in the wild?

Then again, due to the nature of this fish, I imagine anything that tries to swim in the same water is fair game?

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Such as the case with northamerican bass and virtually all other fish. Anything small enough to fit in the fishes mouth that ends up in or above the wter is fair game. I don't see how the occasional pinky would hurt him. Now a diet of purely pinks would probably be no good, but I don't see it hurting in moderation. Better than goldfish

[infernalis]

Thanks Shannon (again) your on early today

Peach gets proper fish food, and pellets. I give her leftover fish from the garter feedings from time to time as well.