1) Insanely loud OUT of the bedroom. I can't believe they haven't smashed the glass lid when they go for a jump the minute the lights go out. (it's tempered shelf glass now) I even tried lowering the water so they could freely jump and splash without hitting the glass. Think it made them jump more! These fish must need an obstacle course to keep them busy. Being moved to the biggest tank once I find a reliable lid.
2) Getting rid of my adorable corys once I find a suitable substitute to keep the sand as clean as they do. Too many babies! I'm going to be known as the bag lady for the number of times I bring donations into the fish stores. I think they see me and go
! I can't find any hard-to-breed corys in my area for obvious reasons but will keep looking. Thought the bumblebee would eat the fry but apparently can't keep up. He's fat though 
. Sand mover suggestions?3) Will stop collecting the Oddball Farlowellas now that I know they can hybridize
(More on that in near-future posts)4) Restarting disastrous first attempt at the Pictus Tank.
5) Buying a male Apisto Dwarf for the little lady fish.
6) Continue going on mini-trips to find local fish. The Central Mudminnow is doing well and has no trouble fending off the pond fish vacationing in the basement pond. He needs some buddies, hopefully a Madtom someday.
7) Checking to see if the local University needs some volunteers of any kind in the Geology, Marine Biology Depts or at the Phytotron. "Will work for reference collection library passes
" Can't hurt to ask.What's everyone else's plans or goals? Anyone thinking about fishroom plans? Got a breeding goal that you want to share - aside from all of us still throwing love-arrows towards the hoplo tank for the grokefish challenge...
Building a tank, stand? Putting off a fish related chore and need encouragement?
Got new fish goodies for Christmas?
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