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hello all,

my Red Hump Geophagus is pregnant again. a friend and I replaced my gravel
with sand, we washed it thoroughly but there still is some dust in the
aquarium. What I was wondering about is since the eggs are in the female
geo's mouth, will the dust from the sand hurt the eggs in anyway, I was
thinking that the dust would settle on the eggs, but since she is a mouth
breeder, she is always moving the eggs around..

thanks for the help

later
Shawn

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Hi
I don't think the dust will be a problem, in fact it might help stop the
eggs from fungusing (is that a word) :)
I've never seen a red hump geophagus, I would like to see a picture if you
have one? Good luck with your new babies.
--
**So long, and thanks for all the fish!**



"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
hello all,

my Red Hump Geophagus is pregnant again. a friend and I replaced my gravel
with sand, we washed it thoroughly but there still is some dust in the
aquarium. What I was wondering about is since the eggs are in the female
geo's mouth, will the dust from the sand hurt the eggs in anyway, I was
thinking that the dust would settle on the eggs, but since she is a mouth
breeder, she is always moving the eggs around..

thanks for the help

later
Shawn

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thanks for the help, I did not think so either, better to have a second
opinion

here's my website with picture of my geo's it also has pictures of all my
other cichlids as well

http://www.geocities.com/thecanadianaquarists/intro
just go into Shawn's aquariums and then click on 35 gallon, and then click
on a cichlid to view pictures and info

thanks again
cya
Shawn
"Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message
...
Hi
I don't think the dust will be a problem, in fact it might help stop the
eggs from fungusing (is that a word) :)
I've never seen a red hump geophagus, I would like to see a picture if you
have one? Good luck with your new babies.
--
**So long, and thanks for all the fish!**



"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
hello all,

my Red Hump Geophagus is pregnant again. a friend and I replaced my
gravel
with sand, we washed it thoroughly but there still is some dust in the
aquarium. What I was wondering about is since the eggs are in the female
geo's mouth, will the dust from the sand hurt the eggs in anyway, I was
thinking that the dust would settle on the eggs, but since she is a
mouth
breeder, she is always moving the eggs around..

thanks for the help

later
Shawn

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FYI, as you may have already learned.. Free websites limit your bandwidth...
For that reason, you should find ways to reduce the file size of your
pictures on your site, so that when 12 ppl go look at 1 or 2 pics you have,
they don't use up all your daily allocated bandwidth, thus, shutting your
site down temporarily as it's done for me now...

www.register.com will set you up for only $80 for 3 or so years.... with
your own www.amyotte.com site and no limit on your bandwidth....

Personal sites are great, until you become somewhat popular and have more of
a need for higher bandwidth....

again, just an FYI, and a small pout... cuz I won't get to see your
pics..... and now I'm sad.... ':-(

jk
--
RedForeman ©®




"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
thanks for the help, I did not think so either, better to have a second
opinion

here's my website with picture of my geo's it also has pictures of all my
other cichlids as well

http://www.geocities.com/thecanadianaquarists/intro
just go into Shawn's aquariums and then click on 35 gallon, and then click
on a cichlid to view pictures and info

thanks again
cya
Shawn
"Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message
...
Hi
I don't think the dust will be a problem, in fact it might help stop the
eggs from fungusing (is that a word) :)
I've never seen a red hump geophagus, I would like to see a picture if
you
have one? Good luck with your new babies.
--
**So long, and thanks for all the fish!**



"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
hello all,

my Red Hump Geophagus is pregnant again. a friend and I replaced my
gravel
with sand, we washed it thoroughly but there still is some dust in the
aquarium. What I was wondering about is since the eggs are in the
female
geo's mouth, will the dust from the sand hurt the eggs in anyway, I
was
thinking that the dust would settle on the eggs, but since she is a
mouth
breeder, she is always moving the eggs around..

thanks for the help

later
Shawn

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thanks for the info RedForman

I may consider to register later, too much money at the moment

thanks again
bye
Shawn

"RedForeman ©®" wrote in message
...
FYI, as you may have already learned.. Free websites limit your
bandwidth...
For that reason, you should find ways to reduce the file size of your
pictures on your site, so that when 12 ppl go look at 1 or 2 pics you
have,
they don't use up all your daily allocated bandwidth, thus, shutting your
site down temporarily as it's done for me now...

www.register.com will set you up for only $80 for 3 or so years.... with
your own www.amyotte.com site and no limit on your bandwidth....

Personal sites are great, until you become somewhat popular and have more
of
a need for higher bandwidth....

again, just an FYI, and a small pout... cuz I won't get to see your
pics..... and now I'm sad.... ':-(

jk
--
RedForeman ©®




"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
thanks for the help, I did not think so either, better to have a second
opinion

here's my website with picture of my geo's it also has pictures of all
my
other cichlids as well

http://www.geocities.com/thecanadianaquarists/intro
just go into Shawn's aquariums and then click on 35 gallon, and then
click
on a cichlid to view pictures and info

thanks again
cya
Shawn
"Happy'Cam'per" wrote in message
...
Hi
I don't think the dust will be a problem, in fact it might help stop
the
eggs from fungusing (is that a word) :)
I've never seen a red hump geophagus, I would like to see a picture if
you
have one? Good luck with your new babies.
--
**So long, and thanks for all the fish!**



"Amyotte" wrote in message
...
hello all,

my Red Hump Geophagus is pregnant again. a friend and I replaced my
gravel
with sand, we washed it thoroughly but there still is some dust in
the
aquarium. What I was wondering about is since the eggs are in the
female
geo's mouth, will the dust from the sand hurt the eggs in anyway, I
was
thinking that the dust would settle on the eggs, but since she is a
mouth
breeder, she is always moving the eggs around..

thanks for the help

later
Shawn