When it came time to offload the next batch, NOVA Tropicals was short on quarantine tanks, but I was able to drop them off (14 of them this time) at Centreville Aquarium, in exchange for a discount on live stock, which I used to replenish my aquarium plants--I'd been trying not to overfeed the fish due to overcrowding, and they'd eaten all the plants. Centreville Aquarium has a great selection of plants, BTW.

I'm not the one with the angels. :) That was Kathleen. At any rate, my cousin's son is setting up a new tank, and he'll be taking our oldest babies, so that'll ease my problems for the moment, though I'll need to deal with each new brood as it ages.

I'm concerned about the angelfish given the size of my largest broods--they're right now about 1/2" to 3/4", and I've seen an angelfish try to swallow something as big as a neon tetra before.

The owner of NOVA Tropicals said he would take them, but I'd be happy to donate. I'm concerned, though, that giving livebearers to people who may not want to breed fish could reproduce (hah) the same problem for someone else. Scott