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This past winter I decided I'd set up my only display tank. I ended up with a 135 that was 7 feet long. Unfortunately, it didn't set up quite as I had envisioned it due to scratched glass. It still is a pretty awesome grow up tank. I finally decided to stock it with my Synodontis euypterus and various barbs. Unfortunately, as I netted the syno's out of my turtle tank, there were 2 Jack Dempseys stowing away in the net. I wasn't sure how I could get them out of the display tank without tearing it down completely. As they got bigger, it appeared that I had a pair which could be a real problem if they decided to spawn. I finally caught the male a couple days ago, so I don't have to worry about them spawning. Now I just have to get the female so she doesn't outgrow the barbs, and have them for lunch one day. Denny

Try that camera out and take a shot one of these days. How about that? Could not be too hard to take a picture of a big tank like that.

Sometimes me thinks that good ol' Jack has a likin' for pictures!

Unfortunately, the glass is really scratched up. No good pictures there. Someday I may decide to replace the tank, but not now. I'll just use it for a grow-out tank for the barbs until I decide what to do. Denny

sumpnfishy wrote:Sometimes me thinks that good ol' Jack has a likin' for pictures!

On the other forum we say no picture then it did not happen!

Nice shots, Jack!

Love the hamster tube in with the clown loach!

Thanks, so do the loaches and knife fish.