moving pl*co??

I was thinking about moving my Pl*co...at some point in the future he will
go to the 120g but not yet, he is in a 39 high right now w/ gourami's 1
adult 3 spotted, and 2 baby three spotted....I was thinking about moving him
to my female betta tank because it is 40 long instead of high..but I don't
know if they would get along or not..
he does still have plenty of room where he is at, but if the environment
would make no difference I would rather put him in the betta tank because
there are more places for him to hang out, a bit more algae....does anyone
know or has anyone ever kept a pl*co with female betta's
Nik

"Nikki" wrote in message
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.....does anyone
know or has anyone ever kept a pl*co with female betta's
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I don't recall keeping them with female bettas, but do know none I ever had
bothered or ate smaller or slower fish. I never saw any try and rasp
another fish's slime coat either.
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On Wed, 10 May 2006 13:55:32 -0400, "Nikki"
wrote:

I was thinking about moving my Pl*co...at some point in the future he will
go to the 120g but not yet, he is in a 39 high right now w/ gourami's 1
adult 3 spotted, and 2 baby three spotted....I was thinking about moving him
to my female betta tank because it is 40 long instead of high..but I don't
know if they would get along or not..
he does still have plenty of room where he is at, but if the environment
would make no difference I would rather put him in the betta tank because
there are more places for him to hang out, a bit more algae....does anyone
know or has anyone ever kept a pl*co with female betta's
Nik

If you are concerned about the pl*co mating with one of your female
bettas, I can pretty much assure you that you needn't worry about
that.

-- Mister Gardener
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"Mister Gardener" wrote in message
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On Wed, 10 May 2006 13:55:32 -0400, "Nikki"
wrote:



If you are concerned about the pl*co mating with one of your female
bettas, I can pretty much assure you that you needn't worry about
that.

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mating?? no worried about the females bothering him, he seems to not like
fish around him all to much, the gourami's stay out of his way as much as
they can, I don't think my female betta's will as they are very nebby and
have to check everything out that is new in the tank, I had to take the
snail out because they kept knocking it over by hitting in to it while it
was climbing over the rocks..
Nik

Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
IIRC
Thanks abunch..
PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED

On Wed, 10 May 2006 23:36:37 GMT, "-ED" wrote:


Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
hope this helps

IIRC
If I recall correctly

Thanks abunch..

TLA= three letter acronym

PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED

-ED wrote:
Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
IIRC
Thanks abunch..
PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED


Try this.
http://www.aquariumadvice.com/acronym.php

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On Thu, 11 May 2006 00:14:49 GMT, Altum
wrote:

-ED wrote:
Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
IIRC
Thanks abunch..
PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED


Try this.
http://www.aquariumadvice.com/acronym.php

Ed - when you see a * in a word, it stands as a warning / reminder
that spelling out the complete word could bring great misfortune down
upon yourself and the fish that is asterisked. You will see this most
commonly in pl*co. Be forewarned.

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-ED wrote:
Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
IIRC
Thanks abunch..
PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED


As for pl*co, it's a very old net curse. Many, many years ago (back
when this newsgroup was still rec.aquaria) people noticed that if they
wrote too much about their plecos, the fish died shortly thereafter.
Soon, a smart-alec started typing pl*co in the hopes that he would be
able to discuss his fish without it keeling over. Since we all love our
plecos, the idea caught and has been a charming quirk of rec.aquaria
ever since.

Don't talk about it too much, or you'll bring Mr. Gard*n*r around with
his asterisk gun and we'll all be covered in them.

--
Put the word aquaria in the subject to email me.
Did you read the FAQ? http://faq.thekrib.com

On Thu, 11 May 2006 00:19:01 GMT, Altum
wrote:

-ED wrote:
Could somebody catch me up on the shorthand used these days...I'm behind the
swing of things.
For example:
IMHO...in my humble opinion
IMO......in my opinion
Pl*co....??Pleco?? for plecaustimus??
HTH???
IIRC
Thanks abunch..
PS...Going into 2nd day of the Grand Accident Experiment...all tankmate
doing well thus far....-ED


As for pl*co, it's a very old net curse. Many, many years ago (back
when this newsgroup was still rec.aquaria) people noticed that if they
wrote too much about their plecos, the fish died shortly thereafter.
Soon, a smart-alec started typing pl*co in the hopes that he would be
able to discuss his fish without it keeling over. Since we all love our
plecos, the idea caught and has been a charming quirk of rec.aquaria
ever since.

Don't talk about it too much, or you'll bring Mr. Gard*n*r around with
his asterisk gun and we'll all be covered in them.
-- Mister Gardener
-- Pull the WEED to email me