I'm going to start documenting my hobby of Aquaria.

I started fish keeping two years ago. Since then, it has been an interesting and exciting road with much change and learning.

Here are a couple videos of my fish:

Two Ryukin Goldfish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMkftOTk_4c

This post was edited by Diligence on Nov 20 2010 01:53pm

Altispinosa Cichlid, Ember Tetras, and Dwarf Neon Rainbowfish
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4bVMnJcvfo

Rummy Nose Tetras and Harlequin Rasboras
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DAxg-TgkzTk

Creating a DIY background for my 20 gallon tank.

Progress two hours later:



Now I just need to cement it so it looks like natural rock.

Here it is with the first coat of cement:

Bought a new 55 gallon tank today! Currently in discussions with other aquarists about the endless possibilities for this tank:



And, here are the inseparable David and Bathsheba:

Not really a memorial, but kinda...

Tomorrow morning I will be giving these two away. David is the Calico, and Bathsheba is the Orange and White.

I am a college student with three tanks. It's too difficult to transport them back and forth from college to home over breaks and such. Thus, I have decided to take down my 20 gallon long tank and move the occupants of my 10 gallon to my new 55 gallon.

The Goldie Juvies lived in the 20gL.

From the first day I got them, they hardly ever left eachothers' sides. They were always so active and happy. A few times I would stick my hand in the tank and David would swim right into my cupped fingers - sometimes nibbling on them.

I know they don't have a connection to me, but I do to them. Knowing that makes it a little easier, but I'm still worried about how they will fair with the person who is adopting them. He seems to know what he is doing based upon our e-mails.

I bought a 55 gallon tank a few days ago and decided to build a stand for it.

Here are some pictures: