Doing things backwards

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  1. McAnix

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    Hi All

    I'd also like to belatedly introduce myself, I live in Randburg, Gauteng. I've been keeping fish for a number of years and my current exercise is maintaining a rather moody Discus tank.

    I have extensive experience with South American/Amazonian biotopes and have, with partial success, bred Discus. In a few years I would like to tackle the rigors of maintaining a salt-water tank.

    I'll happily answer any questions relating to tank management, maintenance, and water chemistry.

    "One doesn't keep fish, one keeps water, the fish are a by-product"
     
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    hello there again - welcome
     
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    welcome McAnix, enjoy the forum
     
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    Hi McAnix and welcome to TASA!
     
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    Welcome McAnix.

    Trust you will hang around long enough to share your wealth of knowledge. I always beleive that if someone can keep discus, then they can give suitable advice, and I'll listen. (If you only keep guppies, the shut up!! Hehe)
     
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    lol Zoom for some weird reason I have the same beliefs, keeping Discus sucessfully sure makes you an expert in fishkeeping.
     
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    hi and welcome to tasa ! enjoy your stay !
     
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    McAnix

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    Thanks everyone!

    @Zoom - tried guppies, they all died! Not sure if thats a good or a bad thing :p
     
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    No worries. I can't get guppies to stay alive either. I started with 7 2 months ago, and now I'm down to one male and one female. Angels, tetra's, and cory's on the other hand just don't die!
     
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    Welcome
     
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