Your favorite non-fish tool?

[Jupiter]

Originally Posted by aokashi

Totally hijacking the thread, but I was just looking through your albums and Calude looks like what my fish will grow up to be =D I'm excited

Nice! I have a soft spot for the grizzle ones, especially since Claude was such a great boy.

[aokashi]

Originally Posted by Jupiter

Nice! I have a soft spot for the grizzle ones, especially since Claude was such a great boy.

Is that what the coloring's called? Lol, I thought it was a pastel or something :P

[Cinderwolf]

I recently bought a turkey baster. so far it is my love becasue I can suck up cyanobacteria withotu gettign my hands wet!

[Pogthefish]

whats cynobacyeria? and i dont mind hands in my warm breeding tanks, but my chilly 78 degree tanks i avoid :P

[Cinderwolf]

Originally Posted by Pogthefish

whats cynobacyeria? and i dont mind hands in my warm breeding tanks, but my chilly 78 degree tanks i avoid :P

Blue Green Algae, thoguh it really isnt algae. Pesky bugger that killed off all my horn wort and have blanketed my tank over ngiht a few times. trying to keep it under control by takign ti out as i see it lol

[Pogthefish]

oh ok. I use my syringes for algae, but I dont remove it, I just move it to other places and colonize it in other tanks.

[Silverfang]

turkey baster... I have boys and girls who poo right after a WC... fresh clean water and... pfft

The eyedropper is pretty darn useful for frozen foods. Besides, who wants to touch bloodworms?

[mursey]

I use silicone "pinch cups" or silicone kiddie cups as betta caves and hidey holes.

I just cut holes in the cups or mini bowls for them to swim through, stick the cup upside down, and if needed stick a rock on top to hold it down. They love their little caves.

[deso]

Chopsticks and tweezers hands-down. I also use turkey basters and 3L plastic water bottles with the top cut off for water changes.

[Thomasdog]

T-u-r-k-e-y b-a-s-t-e-r!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!