Yep, you are correct andrew.... as nice as people think they are and with the booming planted tank craze it was a given that this was gonna happen to them. I plan to try and breed a few of these to maybe offer to the locals but other than that there are much nicer looking "microrasboras" o...

I think it could be possible with any fish but that's from reading it off the net. I had a guppy that had it but I didn't treat it and it died. Here are some links I found while doing a search on the worm http://www.petfish.net/kb/entry/154/ http://www.inkmkr.com/Fish/CamallanusTreatment/experience....

I do 50% weekly and have noticed the same growth as you with my fry.

My juvis are like that!

I have this one loner that chills by itself while all the others stick close together. The loner will get chased when it comes out while the others are.

Pete wrote:So's GE Silicone I.

Never said it wasn't, just posted some options and the ones Drsfostersmith.com, which is a pet place, sells the tubes that say "Aquarium Sealant".

I think from what I remember reading on a planted tank forum and what is offered on the net zebra tanks are about 85 and what the galaxy prefer is about 10degrees less.

Live and Learn though, It could have been poor stock though.

You can buy the big tubes from Drsfostersmith.com and that's for sure aquarium safe.

Looks cool!


Almost looks like a L46!

Finding out their preferred enviroment should have been first on the list.....doing so would have kept these little ones alive and probably helped slow down their endangered status some.


sorry for your loss

I keep mine with one Amano shrimp

What is it? could someone link me to the previous discussion about this swollen juvi disease?

Do you have some pictures of the one in question?

Congrats!!!!

What the others have said.


Are you actually seeing bulldog fry being sold as "Rare"?

I am with the others the flow is appreciated by the zebras from what I see.


I have a little over 30x turnover rate in my 20g long