The closest city to me is full of black squirrels. See blacks/greys in the cities and reds in more rural areas around here.
This one was with greys. Seen in a public area and did not seemed the least bit bothered by people or their dogs.
Found the ID elsewhere. This is lake cress AKA Neobeckia aquatica, Armoracia aquatica, Amoracia lacustris, Rorippa americana, Rorippa aquatica. Says size is 7-10cm in submerged form. Does anyone have any experience with this plant?
I have Aquarium Fish Magazine/International from 2006 to mid 2008. Subscription came with Aquarium USA Annual I have the 2006 & 2007 of that. I don't know if it still is around.
There are a few things you may want to try. Put the moss balls in a container and stick them in your fridge for a day on occasion. Exposure to direct light can cause them to brown, maybe they need a darker area. Could also use super glue gel to attach them to decorations.
Yes on bristlenose. However that doesn't mean they will. I originally got a female for my 55 and she spent most of her day in a cave. The decorations got more and more brown over time. About a year later I finally found a mature male for sale. He had the decorations looking like new within a...
1. Gravel vacuum- Beats sucking water through a hose!
2. Pipette- Use for feeding, water test, adding liquids like prime, getting danio eggs/fry
3. Buckets- Can you own an aquarium and not have one?
Honorable mention planting tweezers- Trying to stick plants in substrate with big arthritic...
Doesn't sound like you have anything to worry about. Males may establish their own little territories so that may explain the chasing. The best time to observe their spawning behavior is the first 15 minutes after the lights come on.
I don't breed or keep them but you may want to check out The Secret History Living in Your Aquarium on Youtube if you have not already. He has a few videos about them breeding.
These are sycamore fruits. Been unable to find any info on if the can be used for botanicals. I know the leaves are okay. I would think they would be okay since sycamores are known to grow by water. Does anyone have any useful input about this?
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