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When my sieves are plugged off I use white vinegar for 1 minute then rince it in tap water then it is brand new again
I use to buy fish fronm indonesian people for many years now I always receive the fish correctly packed and if dead on my next order received a replacement one.I tryed twice Paros and always received them dead.It seems 5/7 days is too long for them when for killies or bettas it is OK.I know than in Malaysia and Indonesia there is many crook people taking the money and never send fish.Just ask experienced people who they buy fish from and it will be OK
I receive one pair this weekend in water at 1280 µS,they are now swimming in a tank with water at normal parameters for them or at least the one I use for my Paros.They are really tiny.They come from Ruinemans.
I have 3 young pairs in a 20 liters tank ,the fish are very shy and I can watch them just when I feed them.I will separate them one pair by tank and see what’s going on.It seems we get better success on e pair per tank with Paros imo.
Merry Xmas and happy new year to you all ,lots of success with your fish and hoppe to meet people at the first convention
I have 5 cm of oak leaves in my tanks and I don’t even see the fish just a quick move when I’m close to the tanks.I will wait maybe I will be lucky enough to get fry,I cross my fingers
We used these bag for sending fish by postal parcel.To test them we kept killifish for one month in one of these bag and he was still alive when we delivered it and put it back in a tank.They need to be full of water and not wrapped in paper to work properly.In expedition to collect fish I found these bags very useful.
Well yes the pic is better so we can see the shape of the tail ,but the lack of color is interesting as even my small one are colorful.I wander what make them like this.And as they come from the same place than ours,we can be sure they are phoenicurus.Just wait for better pics.
Helene the leds you use as a flash is interesting,easier to use than 2 flashs as I do.
