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Fish in
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News.
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Bailey
Brothers
start
the Pet
Fish
Talk
Show
with
some fun
and
interesting
stories
about
fish in
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news.
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Steve's Aquarium
San Diego Tropical Fish Society's Annual Show.
Each year during the first weekend of November the San Diego Tropical Fish Society has it's annual aquarium show in Balboa Park. This year there were about 60-aquariums with a wide variety of sizes, decorations, and fish. In the video, shown above, you can see Steve's incredibly beautiful 29-gallon planted aquarium with two Discus Fish, some huge Cardinal Tetras, Rummy Nose Tetras, one Panda Cory Catfish, one Gold Tetra, and one Pencil Fish, all from the Amazon Rain Forest.
Later we got an Email from Robert in NJ that says ...
I just what to point out a couple of things about the tank video from last week’s show. Panda Cory’s will not last in the temperatures that discus need and need to be kept in groups of six or more. I just what to point that out for any newbies out there who would not know that it was a temporary tank to show off fish. Your friend, Robert In NJ
A Link to "Fish in the News" from Brad in Michigan.
Special thanks, as usual, to Robert in New Jersey for emailing us these links.
Callers during this Show
Heather from
Point Loma
in San
Diego, CA,
calls and
talks about
the San
Diego
Tropical
Fish
Society's
annual
aquarium
show and
what she saw
there. She
also has
some hints
for Roshan
about his
planted
aquarium.
Ed from
Wheaton, IL,
calls to
talk about
using CO2
and Flourish
XL in his
planted
aquarium.
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during the show and talk about your pet fish.
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