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@kevgib67 I found you a shirt!
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Do you think I could get away with a tailspot and a Midas? Or is that a bad idea?
My midas doesn't care at all about the tailspot (only few days together) or any fish. She has a special behavior. Now theirs caves are really close few inches. Each fish has there own personality. The only fish I wont take again is a dotty back.
 
Does anybody else think her first fish should be a tailspot?
Katrina, It’s time you started breeding tailspots and just sending them to everyone- lol
 
Got a few more goodies for the tank today and I ordered a water transfer pump to make it a lot faster to drain and refill the tank when I pick it up Saturday. I had already bought one pump but my husband said it wasn't good enough so he offered me a better one as part of my Valentines Day gift. Tomorrow I'm going to go pick up barrels for the water.
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Following. Looks like things are about to get exciting!
I'm getting more and more excited with each passing day!!! Saturday is going to be so much fun!
 

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