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I've changed my mind. I've culled them down to one mated pair, and they've laid eggs. It's gonna be cool seeing what happens. See the eggs on the heater? I unplugged it.

Meh, the filter's gonna suck em up, I imagine. I'm not so much concerned with them reproducing.

I'm one of those.

Thanks, Jay. This is my first time keeping Angels.

I've had thousands invested in a reef tank. Everything was fine until a parasite called aptasia wiped everything out. That's when I gave up on it. Someday, I might give saltwater another shot, but it will be Fish Only With Live Rock. I'll never mess with coral again.

Well, here are the new tank inhabitants, Angelfish. So far, so good. Right now, their body is about the size of a silver dollar, but eventually they'll grow to as large as an average hand. PLUS, they are way more laid back and cool. I have peace in my tank! :)

Awesome!

I am an aquarium junkie, or the last 25 years.

Just think of them as children that need to eat. If you choose to starve them, so be it. My point was that Plecos get bigger than a 20 gal tank.

Once an hour is WAY LOW. It should be at least ten times more than that, IMHO.

That's not quite true. Actually, you were starving your fish, which really is better than overfeeding them. But the "scum" isn't enough food for them to live healthy.

Be aware that the plecostomas will get over 12", easy.

If that pic is representive of the tanks entire population, then there are WAY too many fish in that tank. I'm guessing they were gathering, thinking the photographer was gonna feed em?

I remember looking down a complicated maze of neon kanja signage and seeing, way off in the distance, a KFC sign. I thought that was odd, but I bet now that stuff is everywhere, over there.

Just once, we were drunk as hell.

I've seen it, and ate it. ;)

Crikey, no pics?

Big silver slabs of ugly.

I'm pretty sure there's a forum for just about any topic under the universe.

Names for people are most important, animals less so.