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| sadie | Posted: 21/9/2006 22:23 Updated: 21/9/2006 22:23 |
Home away from home   Joined: 24/2/2005 From: Lancashire Posts: 840 |
 Re: Titch the Lionheadhes lovely and I think he suits his name. (watch this he will grow really fast and end up the biggest)
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| lizroberts | Posted: 21/9/2006 22:26 Updated: 21/9/2006 22:26 |
Home away from home  Joined: 9/9/2006 From: Dorset Posts: 930 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead He is a cutie. Your 7 year old was right suits him.
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| Goldy | Posted: 22/9/2006 10:09 Updated: 22/9/2006 16:00 |
Forum Manager   Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16561 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead I am wondering if he is actually a lion head
 see link, although his wen/hood may grow as he does  http://www.bristol-aquarists.org.uk/goldfish/eggfish/eggfish.htm |
| jonesy | Posted: 22/9/2006 10:30 Updated: 22/9/2006 10:30 |
Home away from home  Joined: 12/7/2006 From: Hertfordshire Posts: 216 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead Ahhh, what a cutie...how do you keep your white gravel so WHITE? I also have it, and mine goes really brown!?
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| WickedFishie | Posted: 22/9/2006 11:52 Updated: 22/9/2006 11:52 |
Home away from home  Joined: 1/6/2006 From: London Posts: 248 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead Lovely little thing, isnt he? Those Eggfish are adorable. Specially, the long finned ones.
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| suey2 | Posted: 22/9/2006 12:17 Updated: 22/9/2006 12:17 |
Coldwater Moderator   Joined: 21/2/2006 From: Surrey Posts: 9492 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead He's very dinky but I bet he'll soon prove his name wrong
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| KrabbiePattie | Posted: 22/9/2006 13:23 Updated: 22/9/2006 13:23 |
Home away from home  Joined: 23/2/2006 From: Posts: 971 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead He does have a bit of a wen and some of he others he was with had slightly more developed wens but 'wonky' backs.
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| KrabbiePattie | Posted: 22/9/2006 13:26 Updated: 22/9/2006 13:26 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/2/2006 From: Posts: 971 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead It is a sage green but looks white when I use the flash.
To be honest I have never had a problem with brown algae. Tell a lie, I have seen some of the markings on the silk plants change to a brownish colour but it doesn't seem like algae. It may be because we have really hard water. |
| KrabbiePattie | Posted: 22/9/2006 13:27 Updated: 22/9/2006 13:27 |
Home away from home Joined: 23/2/2006 From: Posts: 971 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead The others seem to be growing but are not too big so I am sure he will grow in time.
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| james_21 | Posted: 24/9/2006 21:27 Updated: 24/9/2006 21:27 |
Quite a regular   Joined: 15/8/2006 From: - Posts: 67 |
Re: Titch the Lionhead Nice picture
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