Well there were more baby Bristlenoses, I was doing my 2 week maintanence. And I was looking for a Molly I hadn't seen for a while, so I had to move a massive log ornament and all the babies scampered out. Last count there was 9. I daresay there are some more somewhere. Good thing was I found a ...

As a new keeper I was unprepared for the fry, I think in hind sight I should have done a different ratio of the sexes with the Platys, I should have only got one male to 5 females that what I did with my Mollies. However it's diiferent with th ePlecs though as I only have one of each sex and going ...

Now now guys stop throwing all these names at me, I'm only a beginner, lol. Anyway, The tanks has grown since those images, I will get soem more recent ones as soon as I have a min.

Although I have got live bearers in their and I have definitely seem one of the Mollies eat one of the fry, but I ...

Hi and thanks for the confirmation, I was looking at the specs of the Bristlenose and I concur, sexing them was easy, I have one with bristles and one with out, which is probably obvious as I have 2 babies turned up, lol.
Here's a better pic of one of them, the babies are a little harder to ...

Thanks Andy, as requested here are a few images of my tank and catfish.
This is how I started, as you can see, it's abit sparse, I add 6 Platys as a first fish.
http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm72/T9FURY/Fish/01Tank.jpg

Then as I added livestock I added more plants, with the theory that each ...

Hi everyone, just thought I would introduce myself as a new fish keeper. I'm Mick from the UK. I've had my aquarium for about 3 months now. I got a 300l Juwel Rio. It's a nice community tank with a range of fish. I started out with 6 Yellow Tuxedo Plays, then 6 Dalmation/Marble Mollies, 10 Glowlight ...