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[amanda]

Thanks guys, heres a quick pic as I sit here now, I did have a 5ft tank but it was a PITA and the whole flat ended up mouldy as it was evaporating 5-15L of water a day!! and dont mention the leccy bill to the mrs!!!

James stop it now as I am seriously getting upset that I do not have that view

Alert-amanda is getting excited about fish

pmsl I love this forum

[ianrm]

They are still young at the moment Amanda, although a few have spawned and got as far as hatching and rearing wrigglers for a day or two. We are saving for a 78" x 24" x 30" tank at the moment so should be able to get a few more to add to the collection.

[amanda]

Simon I do visit that forum but prefer this one clicky how did you know about the discus forum /

I looked into the idea of some indoor fish a while back so did some internet digging. Decided to stick with the pond, seems a lot less difficult and in their own way the fish are just as lovely and fascinating. Just can't see them very well at night.

good evening Mr Bletch. I see Chelski have a new player

He's not worth that much is he?? Remind me, what did Arsene buy him for and sell him for?

oi-"royston vasey" we'll have no football here

[ianrm]

Thanks Jules. I seem to be able to forget how to do it to easily. Perhaps you could give me a lesson on Monday in exchange for a nice cup of coffee


Sean I can't see the incredible sulk lasting to long at your place.

lol no problem Ian...i dont do Caffeine mind you.

We are staying at a nice local hotel on sunday so we can be there nice and early on monday too

Anelka will be there for the duration of the African nations IYAM



No problem ...water it is then. LOL @ Anelka statement.

[ianrm]

Had a fish tank for Christmas when I was about six and kept them ever since. 40 years ish. Just find them addictive and relaxing to watch.

[amanda]

They are still young at the moment Amanda, although a few have spawned and got as far as hatching and rearing wrigglers for a day or two. We are saving for a 78" x 24" x 30" tank at the moment so should be able to get a few more to add to the collection.

wow that is excellent, getting them happy enough to fawnicate (sp) is just out of this world

Well done you I will need lots of pics as I am getting very ott now I have been reminded of how beautiful little fishies are

Thanks again ian, I am loving this thread tonight guys

Edited by amanda, 11 January 2008 - 11:44 PM.

[Tashyboy]

Evening all, 6 hours til the tash finishes work for the night. Nice piccies of the fish. Tash has 3 called Dunny, Sven and Elanooooooooooooooooooooo. This time tomorrow Mr and missis tash will of finished the ghost walk in York and will be on the bevvy run. I sent her back to ASDA yesterday for a lettuce as a big fat caterpillar had eaten half of the one in the fridge. ( I was making a salad for tea), An hour later she came back with lettuce and 2 x blouses ( were only goin for 1 night). Now don't get me wrong but why put blouses next to lettuces. She also told me she was going to treat me to some new underwear, but they did'nt have her size. Do you think its to late to cancel.

[Spindoctor]

Had a fish tank for Christmas when I was about six and kept them ever since. 40 years ish. Just find them addictive and relaxing to watch.

Aquariums - love them, best screensaver in the world. There's something magical about water - comes from spending a lot of time as a kid on river banks and at lakes fishing for bream, roach and perch. Nothing quite as special as the glassy surface of a lake on a beautiful, still early summer morning, mist sitting just above the water.

Edit: don't know where that pic came from, sorry.

Edited by Spindoctor, 11 January 2008 - 11:31 PM.

[Tashyboy]

They are still young at the moment Amanda, although a few have spawned and got as far as hatching and rearing wrigglers for a day or two. We are saving for a 78" x 24" x 30" tank at the moment so should be able to get a few more to add to the collection.

wow that is excellent, getting them happy enough to fawnicate (sp) is just out of this world

Well done you I will need lots of pics as I am getting very ott now I have been reminded of how beautifil little fishies are

Thanks again ian, I am loving this thread tonight guys

When fish bonk what position do they do it in, Upside down, nose to nose , Doggy.

[ianrm]

Hi Tashy, The female lays a line of eggs and then the male covers them. (to put it politley). There isn't much bodily contact.

[amanda]

Evening all, 6 hours til the tash finishes work for the night.

Nice piccies of the fish. Tash has 3 called Dunny, Sven and Elanooooooooooooooooooooo.

This time tomorrow Mr and missis tash will of finished the ghost walk in York and will be on the bevvy run.

I sent her back to ASDA yesterday for a lettuce as a big fat caterpillar had eaten half of the one in the fridge. ( I was making a salad for tea), An hour later she came back with lettuce and 2 x blouses ( were only goin for 1 night). Now don't get me wrong but why put blouses next to lettuces.

She also told me she was going to treat me to some new underwear, but they did'nt have her size.

Do you think its to late to cancel.

Mr Tash I would like to take this moment to say you are by far one of the funniest men I have ever met on this forum & I love your posts

Mrs Tash may be speaking the truth about size not in stock but I do fear that may not be factual

Edited by amanda, 11 January 2008 - 11:42 PM.

[amanda]

Hi Tashy,

The female lays a line of eggs and then the male covers them. (to put it politley). There isn't much bodily contact.

Such a shame really, the poor fish don't know what they are missing

[ianrm]

even though he is a City fan have a good weekend in York with Mrs Tash

[ianrm]

off to now night all.

[amanda]

off to now night all.

Goodnight ian & thanks for the pics & banter

Edited by amanda, 11 January 2008 - 11:43 PM.

[amanda]

Had a fish tank for Christmas when I was about six and kept them ever since. 40 years ish. Just find them addictive and relaxing to watch.

Aquariums - love them, best screensaver in the world. There's something magical about water - comes from spending a lot of time as a kid on river banks and at lakes fishing for bream, roach and perch. Nothing quite as special as the glassy surface of a lake on a beautiful, still early summer morning, mist sitting just above the water.

Edit: don't know where that pic came from, sorry.

fish finger butties with tommy k sauce mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[Tashyboy]

Hi Tashy,

The female lays a line of eggs and then the male covers them. (to put it politley). There isn't much bodily contact.

Such a shame really, the poor fish don't know what they are missing

OMG How do the fish sperm know which way to do, I mean at least with men its a bit like the dartford tunnel run and theres only one way to go.

[amanda]

Hi Tashy,

The female lays a line of eggs and then the male covers them. (to put it politley). There isn't much bodily contact.

Such a shame really, the poor fish don't know what they are missing

OMG How do the fish sperm know which way to do, I mean at least with men its a bit like the dartford tunnel run and theres only one way to go.

Mr Tash it is so much like men really lol, they see the target & just shoot