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  1. On 1/27/2024 at 3:55 PM, xXInkedPhoenixX said:

    @lefty o yeah you know he and I have had several discussions about Model As, those were his first love and he's planning on building a show car with one- he laments that these cars are no longer popular in the hobby- those who are/were into them are an aging population and the younger car generations are adopting newer cars. If they are into older cars it's usually muscle cars (which neither he nor I are against). 

    i know some younger guys that are into them, but yeah its usually the geritol crowd that has them.

  2. On 1/27/2024 at 10:47 AM, JoeQ said:

    Juvenile guppy seing...... It sure aint a near sighted mans game!!! 🤣.

    yup, some people can tell fairly early, im on the slower side of it. some strains show better than others too.

  3. On 1/27/2024 at 5:34 AM, JoeQ said:

    Thanks! So im assuming what I was thinking is correct. The bigger ones with a large frame are most likely female. While the skinny(er) ones with a stream lined body are probably males?

    look at the anal fin, females have one, males dont. males have a gonopodium.

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  4. depends on the size of the guppies, but in general what i have seen is anywhere from 3-6 months. with closer to 6 months being more common. you will very likely have a population explosion coming soon.

  5. On 1/23/2024 at 9:19 PM, knee said:

    Do I actually need to prep? Or can I just use it and put a rock on top of it to prevent from floating?

     

    I have a few of the rectangular totes from Home Depot that I can use for prep 

    you dont have  to prep it, especially due to its size. if it were mine, id probably brush it off, and hit it with a garden hose just to get loose junk off it.

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  6. you definately need to supplement its food, even if you had algae. some veggies, or pleco wafers etc. those common pleco's especially as they get larger in an aquarium tend to occupy one spot most of the time.

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