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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Introducing Skywalker, Solo, Leia and Chewwy ;)
My inability to say NO, got me in a bit of trouble a couple of weeks ago, when I came home with the sorriest looking fish that someone was going to flush
They were in a waaay too small container, and generally neglected. Took them to the local aquarium centre , and they were brilliant, we lost 2 but the other 4 are doing really well, and though they had an instant upgrade on their old bowl, it takes a while to set up a tropical tank, so today got the waters tested, and they are now in their new 16 Gallon tank, and they are loving it!
They will eventually be joined by other fish, as we set up a small community, probably a few Mollies, and Platy's with a few bottom feeders of some sort.
They've been named, Skywalker, Leia, Solo and Chewy, fear other fishes that are added may end up being called Vader,etc....
These are Long Fin Zebra Danios. (just snaps)
Oh, and not forgetting Dum Dum, named after the character, in Night at the Museum
They were in a waaay too small container, and generally neglected. Took them to the local aquarium centre , and they were brilliant, we lost 2 but the other 4 are doing really well, and though they had an instant upgrade on their old bowl, it takes a while to set up a tropical tank, so today got the waters tested, and they are now in their new 16 Gallon tank, and they are loving it!They will eventually be joined by other fish, as we set up a small community, probably a few Mollies, and Platy's with a few bottom feeders of some sort.
They've been named, Skywalker, Leia, Solo and Chewy, fear other fishes that are added may end up being called Vader,etc....
These are Long Fin Zebra Danios. (just snaps)
Oh, and not forgetting Dum Dum, named after the character, in Night at the Museum
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Congratulations Moonie - we've got Long Fin Zebra Danio's too.
Not easy things to photograph.
Not easy things to photograph.
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Love these shots! 
I know you think they're just snaps and that you're just sharing, but I really do like the feel of them, love the PP!
Lovely fish too!
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I know you think they're just snaps and that you're just sharing, but I really do like the feel of them, love the PP! Lovely fish too!
xx
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Phil
Congratulations Moonie - we've got Long Fin Zebra Danio's too.
Not easy things to photograph.
Not easy things to photograph.
They are small, and pretty, will be picking your brains if I have any problems then
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Originally Posted by Zoundz
Love these shots! I know you think they're just snaps and that you're just sharing, but I really do like the feel of them, love the PP!
Lovely fish too!
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I know you think they're just snaps and that you're just sharing, but I really do like the feel of them, love the PP! Lovely fish too!
xx
The water is honestly clean and clear, it looks a bit green with the PP
They are cute little fish, really glad I brought them home
