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Re: Aphysemion Scheeli
On 2 May 2001, at 11:14, Paul Cezanne wrote:
> Well, my Aphysemion Scheeli have arrived! They look great, I am so excited.
Congrats! You got some lovely fish.
> Right now the 2 mail and 2 females, each about an inch long, are acclimating to my water. (I have much softer water than the breeders.) They are in 2 cups of water (1 1/2 cups of his and 1/2 of mine, I'm adding 1/2 every half dozen or so hours.) They spend half their time being calm, half
their time jumping and one of them, a male, spends some of his time nipping at the others (male and females).
If he doesn't stop and the other fish are showing signs of distress
you will have to devise a plan quick. Try putting in an partition or
something. If you can take some water out of the tank and put him
with the water into a small flaoting beekers and float him in another
tank. Wathc out! he may jump out.
> This is quite exciting, my very first killies!
The first of many, and the excitment will not fade. (Joe I'm still
waiting for the box to arrive!!! I can't bare the anticpation!) See what
I mean Paul.
> Oh, I've been referring to the "breeder" because I don't know proper list etiquette. Am I allowed to use his name?
Only if it is good news. Complaints are best dealt with privately... I
think everyone appreciates some advertisement.
Good luck!
Bye
Tyrone Genade
tyronegenade at yahoo_com
http://www.geocities.com/tyronegenade
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