my new MONSTERS to be: Black Mangroves...

[JamesF]

Hope you don't have any small fish. Damselfly larvae are highly predatory.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Hope you don't have any small fish. Damselfly larvae are highly predatory.

Is that what they are?? I just have one big fat goldfish left right now... I'm so monster.

 

[JamesF]

Damselflies at rest have their wings together held vertically. Dragonflies have their open in a horizontal position.
I think the larvae have more to fear than the goldfish.

 

[KellyFrancis]

Is that what they are?? I just have one big fat goldfish left right now... I'm so monster.

That lil guy needs a buddy!


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[MaddMaxx]

Damselflies at rest have their wings together held vertically. Dragonflies have their open in a horizontal position.
I think the larvae have more to fear than the goldfish.

Neato! Thats a cool/easy observation to make, now that you mention it. Thanks!

That lil guy needs a buddy!


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Nah, just waiting for him to die like the rest of them, so I can move onto something cooler (Exodons)... Terrible I know, but the tank was never meant for goldies, they got put there as a last resort and I don't have room to move him out to another tank.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Still haven't rid myself of the Scale Insects... Errr! Gonna try the soap-spray again I guess.

 

[Fishbert]

the riparium supply website doesn't seem to be stocking any bacopa right now, as long as yours roots a nice carpet again, any chance you could sell me some cuttings?

 

[MaddMaxx]

the riparium supply website doesn't seem to be stocking any bacopa right now, as long as yours roots a nice carpet again, any chance you could sell me some cuttings?

Sure thing man, its coming back ok and I'd be happy to share. PM sent.

 

[MaddMaxx]

Damselflies at rest have their wings together held vertically. Dragonflies have their open in a horizontal position.
I think the larvae have more to fear than the goldfish.

Saw another "skin" left behind from a Dfly "hatching" but I rarely see them in they're adult form. I wonder where they go? Do they have very short adult lifespans?

 

[KellyFrancis]

Ahem.....?????