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Needeles Hobbyist Posts: 128 Kudos: 65 Votes: 52 Registered: 19-Jun-2006	Edited by Needeles I never thought fish could smile...lol. I guess she proved me wrong. *Attached Image:* What a beautiful day it is going to be! Live life to it's fullest Who knows what tomorrow holds
Posted 31-Jul-2006 09:29
crusha Enthusiast Fish Geek Posts: 262 Kudos: 183 Votes: 102 Registered: 11-Nov-2005	aaaw cute! What is that fish? I want one!!! Those who say they cant, Never will !!!
Posted 31-Jul-2006 11:06
Needeles Hobbyist Posts: 128 Kudos: 65 Votes: 52 Registered: 19-Jun-2006	Ya she is a cute one. She is a small female Blue Acara. It seems to be her spot when she isn't out and about. Live life to it's fullest Who knows what tomorrow holds
Posted 31-Jul-2006 18:14
Theresa_M Moderator Queen of Zoom Posts: 3649 Kudos: 4280 Votes: 790 Registered: 04-Jan-2004	Good pic The smaller acaras are actually called 'smiling', Laetacara comes from the Latin word laetus which means happy ~~~~~~~~~~~~ There is water at the bottom of the ocean
Posted 31-Jul-2006 18:34
Bleeder Fish Addict Posts: 739 Kudos: 50 Registered: 16-Apr-2001	Lovely pic Needeles. Reminds me of the Parrot Cichlids sold here that has this constant smile, but sadly, they are hyrbrid fishes and do not last very long in aquariums... Bleeder's Forum http://silentlucidity.s10.forumsplace.com
Posted 05-Aug-2006 06:31
Tanya81 Fish Addict Posts: 633 Kudos: 419 Votes: 37 Registered: 27-Jun-2003	I beg to differ bleeder! My husband had his 4 blood red parrot fishes for 4 years, and gave them up to pursue a different set up for his aquarium! They were supurb and extremely healthy, even laid eggs(even though they were fertile!) SO........use your statement as an opinion! 72 gallon bowfront:Tanganyikan Lake set up 75 gallon: A. Baenschi trio,Cyanotilapia Afra Cobwe(4), copadichromis trewavase, protomelas sp. tangerine tiger(breeding pair)
Posted 05-Aug-2006 18:03
Bleeder Fish Addict Posts: 739 Kudos: 50 Registered: 16-Apr-2001	Honestly so Tanya. I will reserve my views as an opinion, but then again, you sound like an experienced fishkeeper. Perhaps those found here are inbred so often that they are susceptible to diseases and poor water conditions. They are definitely not the kind of fishes for beginners... Bleeder's Forum http://silentlucidity.s10.forumsplace.com
Posted 05-Aug-2006 19:06
denver Mega Fish Mile High.... Posts: 1031 Kudos: 205 Votes: 110 Registered: 25-Jul-2000	actually a friend of mine had two blood parrots, they spawned, and the eggs were viable. still has some of the fry if i recall. He's taken down the pics of the offspring, but blood parrots can definitely spawn and have fertile eggs.
Posted 05-Aug-2006 19:20


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