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Tank: 260 gallon with sand bottom. Run 2 FX5s with external heater and 3 airstones. Stock: 2 Full size mature breeding motoro rays 9 clown loaches from 5" - 7" in size 1 pleco 10" 1 indo datnoid 12" 1 xback arowana 24" Background: Tank at 82F and water changes once a week, 30%...

Male for $50!

Don't think anyone would want the female. She's pretty battered up. I'd like to move the male so I can heal back the female. Male is now going for $100

I tried that, lasted all of 5 minutes before either one or both rays would swim over to the other side.

I wish I could. Don't think my aro would be all that happy though!

Bump - male for $150 Female's taking a beating!

These guys have given birth to 9 pups, 4 separate times. I would like to sell both to someone who has the tank space for them. Otherwise I don't mind selling one, to give the other a break. Female is measuring about 14" diameter and has nips and bites along the back edges of her disc. Male...

Got rid of some stock and looking to pick up a couple larger dats. Just a general feeler right now, seeing what's available on the market. Please pm what you have and what you want for it. Pics would be nice if you have them. Prefer to deal locally here in Calgary but I am making a...

Every time spring/summer comes along, my tank gets more and more daylight. Every season, I have a problem with green water. I usually do water changes ever 2 or 3 days to somewhat alleviate the problem. This season, i'm going to bite the bullet and pick up a UV. I've decided to get the 36w...

Not able to use the FX5s really to run anything. I have a spare FX5 that I may setup should the water get really bad. I had this idea of predrilling my tank with 4 holes in the beginning to directly run with my FX5s. In the beginning it seemed like a good idea. I had pieces of driftwood that...

Won't be able to add a sump to the tank based on the way the tank's configured. I'm pretty diligent with the water changes so hopefully that helps a bit. Sounds like the general consensus thinks I"ll be able to pick up both. Will probably look into doing that as soon as I get rid of my motoro...

Just wanted to see where to draw the line regarding overstocking. Currently have a 260 gallon tank with the following: 20" xb aro 5 - 5"+ clown loaches 2 - tinfoil barbs 9" each 2 - motoro rays 15" and 12" diameter 1 - 5" bristlenose pleco I'm looking at picking up Corvette's 11"...

Located in Calgary - updated profile to reflect that!

My ray gave birth to 3 pups a few days ago. 2 of them have already started eating. $50 each Also if anyone is interested in the adult pair, i'll let them both go for $300. Proven mating pair as she's given birth twice now. I can have pics up soon.

http://picasaweb.google.com/bkbsze/2009_09_19?authkey=Gv1sRgCOHKlq2Tns73xQE&feat=directlink So after seeing Gerry's pics, I've tried to replicate his photos with my own setup. Took over 200 pictures with various settings. Used a little bit of Lightroom for PP and came up with the pics above...

Picked up one of those flip minohds and decided to upload a vid to youtube.

turns out they were fighting because the female was pregnant, never had experience with this so didn't even see it coming. $100 for the pup been in the main tank for 3 weeks now, eats blackworms and starting to take pellets.

http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=414088 I'm also joining the DSLR train and the link above was really good at putting some of the terminology into perspective.

I'll definitely keep in consideration. I have some leftover giftcards from my wedding so plan to do a little spending on a camera and lens package, however everyone says I should stick with the kit lens and get a feel for the camera before I pick up any new lenses so I may just put that on...

Planning on picking up a rebel XSI with the basic 18-55mm kit lens. Also was planning on getting a 50mm prime lens. Seems like a pretty good starter kit for me to get into a more advanced level of photography. Any other ideas for a good starter lens? Most people seem to recommend a better...