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Tom's 29-gallon Aquarium
You'll notice some of the fish from the recent still pictures. There fish are all energetic, colorful, and growing fast, because they are eating premium food for pet fish.
Red Eye Red Swordtails
These Swordtails recently came to live in Tom's 29-gallon aquarium and to get their pictures taken. The are both very beautiful.
Very Young Gold Tiger Barbs
These very young and very small Gold Tiger Barbs also recently came to live in Tom's 29-gallon aquarium. When they started quarreling among themselves, Tom got his camera and took these pictures.
A young mature male Marigold Variatus Platy
This young fellow has been living in Tom's 29-gallon aquarium for several weeks. He is rather elusive and difficult to photograph, but Tom's seems to think he finally got a couple of pretty good pics of him this week.
Above: a young male Red Mickey Mouse Platy
This young guy also came to live in Tom's 29-gallon aquarium several weeks ago. Tom like to get his big magnifying glass and watch a fish like this one. Then Tom tries to take a pictures that really captures what he sees through the magnifying glass. This fish is really about an inch long without a magnifying glass.
Fish in the News from Brad in Michigan
Hey guys,
Just read this story. Really sad to think fish are actually consuming the toxic chemicals that are being used to combat the oil spill. Concerning to think that humans may ingest these chemicals from seafood. Brad in Troy, Michigan.
Hi guys, this is Roland from San Antonio, Texas, and just wanted to show the recent update to my 55 gallon planted tank. I just added seven Discus fish to the tank and will try to call the show to talk about the adjustments made so far to the system to keep these type of fish. Take care for now. A pal, Roland
Callers during this Show
Bonnie in
Iowa
calls
and says she
feeding
algae to her
newly
hatched baby
brine shrimp
to raise
them to a
bigger size
before
feeding them
to her baby
Goldfish. A
few weeks
ago Nevin
explained to
her how to
make a
miniature
siphon that
Bonnie now
uses every
day to clean
the bottom
of the two
15-gallon
aquariums
with her new
baby
goldfish.
And it is no
surprise to
learn that
Bonnie is
digging
another
backyard
pond !!
Roland
from San
Antonio,
Texas, calls
and talks
about his
new Discus
that live in
his
55-gallon
planted
aquarium
along with
lots of
other fish,
including
Rams, Rummy
Noses,
Cherry
Barbs, Kuhli
Loaches, and
lots of
other
species.
Roland is an
advanced
aquarists
and makes
lots of
interesting
comments.
The Bailey Brothers
encourage YOU to call Pet Fish Talk
during the show and talk about your pet fish.
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