RE: [GSAS-Member] School Science Project

["A JACOBSON" <amjacobson52@msn.com>]

  Trish --

  I  have  a  20  gallon right now, with a strip light , some plants, an
  aquafilter, and a sand over soil substrate.  It's current inhabitants are 10
  jewel cichlids, fry but the largest are now almost 1 1/2", so they are well
  on  their way to becoming juvenile delinquents, I mean, pairing up for
  breeding.  You would be doing me a favor to take it.
  Anita
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    From:  Trish <snips36@yahoo.com>
    Reply-To:  Greater      Seattle     Aquarium     Society     member
    chat<gsas-member@thekrib.com>
    To:  Fish List <gsas-member@thekrib.com>
    Subject:  [GSAS-Member] School Science Project
    Date:  Thu, 8 Sep 2005 16:58:30 -0700 (PDT)
    >Hi all-
    >
    >My daughter Emma is going to be doing a class science
    >project. She goes to Enumclaw Middle School. It will
    >be probably be for most of the school year. Taking
    >notes about different breeds of fish, on their
    >behavoir and environment, that sort of thing.
    >
    >So I thought I could come here and ask for a some
    >donations. Such as tank {with hood and light} 20 to 30
    >gal, heater, substrate, preferably sand, maybe some
    >plants that are easy. Filter and decore I can provide.
    >
    >Now as to fish, we were hoping to do something in
    >three stages....showing the diffence between live
    >bearers, egg layers, and mouth brooders. So they can
    >see 3 distinct different environments, and 3 different
    >kind of perosnalities in the fish. And the different
    >care each kind need.
    >
    >Example:
    >Live bearers could be guppies, and have a comunity
    >tank with some tetra's, and cory cats mixed in, and
    >possibly a small bristol nose pleco. With a few plants
    >{needed}, bog wood, and some rock.
    >
    >Egg layers could be convicts, since they will breed
    >anywhere...LoL they could see the eggs, how long they
    >take tobe free swimming, that sort of thing. Along
    >with the bristol nose. Just rock for decore.
    >
    >Mouth brooders, could be another cichlid,  probably
    >african since I have them. The red tops breed quiet
    >easily. Along as well with the bristol nose. Again
    >jsut rock for decore
    >
    >All three of these would breed rather easily and are
    >fish that wouldn't spook easily.
    >
    >Any help would be greatly appretiated!
    >
    >Thanks!!
    >
    >Trish
    >
    >PS of course Steev their will be an artical or two in
    >this for the news letter!
    >
    >
    >
    >
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