Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

LOL - I know the feeling!

Thanks :)

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

"muddyfox" wrote in message
oups.com...


(PS: Sorry if this message is duplicated - my little boy was mucking
about with the computer earlier today and I lost my forst attempt to
reply!)


Dont feel bad, i have 3 boys, my 6 year old Luke will sometimes start
hitting keys while i am replying to someone, one day he will send it and
every one on here will think i am crazy or very board
-------looks something like this--------
jreijgrejgrakgrjgere

Nikki

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

muddyfox wrote:
LOL - I know the feeling!

Thanks :)


And this is a me too post :-) If she (the 4 year old) gets near my
computer and I've left anything open I end up with hundreds of open
messages on the tool bar....Just hope she never hits send on a reply I
have second thoughts about and trash...

Gill

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

LOL :)

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

Off topic sorry...... but if you have little ones at home you might like
this, my older son sent it to me from school a few minutes ago (good to see
he is working hard) because his little brother got into my stuff yesterday,
he finds this stuff all the time
http://www.gamepapa.com/play/wasnt_me
its pretty cute
Nikki


"muddyfox" wrote in message
oups.com...
LOL :)

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...OT the joys of little ones
 

Nikki wrote:
Off topic sorry...... but if you have little ones at home you might like
this, my older son sent it to me from school a few minutes ago (good to see
he is working hard) because his little brother got into my stuff yesterday,
he finds this stuff all the time
http://www.gamepapa.com/play/wasnt_me
its pretty cute
Nikki


Definitely cute... :-) - my little one is forever saying she didn't do
stuff - role on school (starts after easter)....

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

On 16 Mar 2006 10:27:17 -0800, "muddyfox"
wrote:

Yup - and I want thriving if I can arrange it. The main fish I wanted
in the tank was the male betta and my feeling is that he's quite happy
there. The FS suggested a couple of Corys to clean up the bottom and I
went for it. (I really love those little guys.) This may have been a
mistake, although, saying that they seem happy again now I've upped the
water changes again.

It sounds like you're doing right by them. No one's going to suffer
and die in your current combo. Just a little more diligence on your
part to keep up the water changes. And two corys sound happier than
one.

-- Mister Gardener

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

On 16 Mar 2006 10:14:44 -0800, "muddyfox"
wrote:

The ADA Aquasoil will sit on a bed of peat and mulm. I don't know how
the Aquasoil reduces the pH - maybe it's the peat. My understanding
from folk on an aquatic plant forum (Aquatic Plant Central) is that the
pH comes down and then stays there stable for months and years rather
than days and weeks. Tom Barr might know more details - I believe he's
used Aqua Soil quite a bit. Also, I didn't choose the Aquasoil for
it's pH changing ability but for it's excellent effect on plants. My
intention is to set the tank up, fully plant it, run a fishless cycle
and then add fish which will thrive in the conditions I have. I just
thought that the Cory's might be good candidates.

Keep us posted on the progress of the new home for the corys, I mean,
the new planted tank.

-- Mister Gardener

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

Awwwww!

Cory's sensitive to 4 year olds...
 

Will do. :)