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So Paul Loiselle was our speaker at our fish meeting last Saturday. He presented on Danios and Rasboras, and said he got in to them because they make great dithers for apistos, even better then pencil fish (which he says will hunt apisto fry). His rationale:
(1) They stay in the top third of...
The big advantage of gel foods is being able to add medication to it that the fish will eat. It may take some repeated attempts. Try to teach it to eat gel foods so if you do try to medicate your fish through food, it will eat the gel foods.
Try Batfish Aquatics? I don't see any listed now, but Josh has carried them in the past (may need to get a pair, not only male).
http://www.batfishaquatics.com/freshwater.php
Maybe there may be one at the next Potomac Valley Aquarium Society mini-auction in 2 weeks? http://pvas.com/
I think I've bought haustus from this person when he had them at our fish club. Try contacting him:
http://aquaticlifefarm.com/web_pages/alf_product_list.html
When I visited the Philly area about 3 years ago, I think I recall seeing some apistos at Captain Nemos: http://www.nemosaquarium.com/
I think this store has changed it's name, but it's still a LFS.
If you want to drive further to the DC area, some folks may have apistos for sale at Aquamania...
Actually many orchids can be grown well in hydro, but I havent tried. All of my other orchids grow in soilmix in pots.
Cheers, Maria
Yes, some phrags do well in hydro. There is a technic called semi-hydroponic that works great for oncidiums, dendrobiums and miltionopsis.