These are fish from my 3 tanks

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Awesome bristle nose pic

Great pics, thanks for sharing.

Thanks still new to the hobby

Not just a hobby, its an addiction.

DMD123 wrote:Not just a hobby, its an addiction.

Ya think? This was me and my disgusting garage/soon to be fish room, just 1 year and 10 months ago :

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2 x 135gal, 4 x 55gal, and 2 x 20gal. Addiction is right. In 2 years I went from 520 gallons of water, to 3700 gallons of total water, and soon to be moving up to over 4000. And hopefully this Summer I can add a 900 gallon pond out side for a few months.

So definitely an addiction. And a hobby.

Thats just crazy!

Glad Im not that bad! I have a limit and right now its 266 gallons in the house.

These are great beginner tanks and fish. I dig the white & black Molly and the albino bristle nose. I just picked up an albino last week I almost picked up the same species of Gouramis too but went with a calico colored Angelfish.


@Madness, what do u do with your spare time....lol
For a time I researched heating out door ponds. I was hoping to raise Oscars outside. Still working on that!
This coming summer I plan on creating an outdoor pond as well.

the BN's look like they acclimated well

already chomping on the driftwood too

They seem to be doing good they are always on the log or other tings but never on the rocks in the bottom like yours any ideas?

theChad wrote:
@Madness, what do u do with your spare time....lol
For a time I researched heating out door ponds. I was hoping to raise Oscars outside. Still working on that!
This coming summer I plan on creating an outdoor pond as well.

I was semi retired due to an injury, so I had lots of time. But finally the state has stepped to the plate and are sending me back to school for retraining. Im so excited. LOL

So I wont have as much free time, but still more than the average Joe. For a couple years any way.

I did a small experiment with the pond action last Summer. Got off to a late start and had mixed results in the fish.