I dont know if this is the best place for this subject but... can someone give me a step by step on posting pics? I've never done this before and don't have a clue. Do I need to have images already on a website? Can I just click/drag an image from a program into the message body? I don geet it! Help?

Thanks guy's for the responses. It's in a bare 20gal by itself. I've introduced some driftwood and thinking about some dither fish to make it feel more comfortable. I'll raise the temp and try some more meaty fair. Will let you know how it goes Also considering treating for gill flukes with a formal...

I'll see what I can do.

Does any one have a suggestion for a good treatment for white spots on body which are very local only occuring on the supraoccipital process. Probably bacterial or fungus oriented.
Not spreading and not ich?

I have recently stumbled upon a Pseudacanthicus spinosus at a lfs and at such a good deal I couldn't pass it up. But now that I've got the little fella (4") home and in 'Q' it hasn't eatin much that I can detect: I tried zuchinni, algea wafers, 'bloodworms'. It's been about a week and I'm start...

Hello Paul,
Wow! is that the woman who submitted an article to FAMA about breeding shoutedeni @10yrs ago? At any rate does she have any more? I currently own a dominant male about 4". would like to get more.

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Hello Chrisicthys,
can you explain on what you mean by "angelicus compatible"? Does that mean the solonis stay out of the way of the angelicus without too much stress or do they stand their ground, so to speak? Whats their behavior?

Just wondering as a future angelicus owner.

I would say waterloti as well. But just for interest sake their is a pic in Burgess, pg 558, plate 76, S. centralis. Sure looks close.

Brian,I am not familiar with S. ocellifer but I have found with other synos such as S. nigriventris and S. eupterus, that although they 'scrap'and chase one another they rarely do serious damage to one another. Especially as long as they all have their own hiding spots. I have also seen a 200gal. ta...

Sounds like you love your fish so heres my 2 cents.It looks like your fish has Hexamita but I'm not sure. S. eupterus is found in east African river environments. I would say 1) lower its ph to the 6-7's range,2) darken its tank with more driftwood and natural river gravel, not the colored stuff whi...

hello everyone, I am obviously new to this site and have read a little and its good to hear that people are positive and knowledgable. Hey Troi,told you i'd talk to you soon on planetcatfish. I'm glad to hear your decorus are recovering. Keeping them well fed definitley slows the aggression, I've fo...