They are growing, but not at a remarkable pace

ooooh that is a nice tiki mug

Today is the day the little Corydoras trilineatus (though it looks like it has gotten a new name recently, Hoplisoma trilineatum) gets to return to its family in a much bigger tank. Godspeed.

If you don't mind buying second hand a Sonos Play:1 1st generation isn't smart, and it sounds good, even better if you buy two

Also the shadow is clearly the Jon Bon Jovi-centaur

A Vickers machine gun on each front fender, maybe a Bren gun on the back

I do not know, I have never seen any frogs or toads in this area before, so I hope to see some in the future. Rana Temporaria is the most common frog in Norway, so for now my guess is that.

But today I looked closer and there is indeed some tadpoles squirming about. Oh joy

Yesterday I thought that it was game over for all of the eggs because they were all scattered and all I could see moving were insects

My knowledge of frogeggs and the early life of tadpoles is very limited, but I do not think it looks good as of now. Hope I am wrong

Here comes your man, with Mr.Grieves breathing up his back

I have 5 of them but I hardly ever see them, only when moving stuff in the tank, so I have no insight to offer

Thank you, I needed this today

Starch?

I believe that it might be a little unfair and inaccurate to state that Percy is the best, not to belittle him in any way or form, he probably is great, but I know at least one blue boy that is surprised by this decision

Not completely free from evidence of mistreating, but living a much calmer life with Odessa barbs, ember tetras and a pearl gourami

It is growing

In my experience they are not exactly mean, but they are ferocious eaters and very observant (any insect landing on the water surface will be taken out) and in my case they singled out the weakest of the group and kept it from getting anything to eat.....ok, a little mean maybe