100 fish!!!! how long did they last!?!
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On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 9:43 AM PDT m davis wrote:
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> that post sounds like sarcasm 2 me. anyone with any kind of sense would not put 100 fishy kritters in a 10 gallon tank. mdavis
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> From: Al Keep <al_keep_fish@yahoo.com>
>To: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com
>Sent: Thursday, July 19, 2012 10:45 AM
>Subject: [AquaticLife] Re: responsibilities.
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>My note wasn't directed at anyone in particular; more of an overall impression of some posters, from my reading of this group for the last year and a half.
>But now that you mention it Nora, you did tell me once " not to worry about you overstocking... as you did have less than a hundred fish in your 10 gallon." Does that sound like someone who is out for the pets best, and who listens to advice... in say stocking, for that exanple?
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>--- In AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com, "nonstopmom888" <ehebens@...> wrote:
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>> Hi Al,
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>> just to clarify to avoid a general misunderstanding about the recent message tree:
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>> my question about "not gravel cleaning" did not come from a desire to have less work but to maintain the tank properly.
>> That means I have to figure out was is better for the tank:
>> cleaning the gravel but disturbing the plant roots and maybe destroying a healthy equilibrium in the gravel layers or not cleaning the gravel and promoting a (maybe/hopefully) self sustained ecosystem in the gravel.
>> For that the experiences and scientific backgrounds I can get from other fish owners are most valuable to me.
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>> Thanks to everybody who contributed their knowledge!
>> Nora
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>> --- In AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com, "Al Keep" <al_keep_fish@> wrote:
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>> > As the keeper of two fishtanks, an Australian shepherd, and a 17 year old cat; I think that we should not be asking ourselves, "what is the minimum I have to do to keep my pets alive." Rather, we should ask ourselves, "What more can I do to keep my pets healthy and happy."
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