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Cardinals, Glow Light's, Neon's, Harlequin's, Black Neon's, the list goes on I have had all of these with Fighters and never had any problems, not sure if there is anyone breeding Betta's in Palmy, I'm sure someone will post here to let you know

I think it would look fine, I usually put tint (window tint that they use on car windows) on the sides of my tanks, I find it helps with not letting to much light into the tank, which in turn can cause algae. I dont think there is a downside to this and I don't think it would look stupid. Good Luck Lynda

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:an!gry Hope you told him off :lol: Frustrating when you try to set the tank up nice, then they decide they want to do some landscaping of their own :roll:

I think it looks exactly as you said you wanted it to look, like a storm had hit your Tank, to me thats what it looks like, some Val would look nice in there too

WOW, looking Fabulous

Tank looks great fishy-fish I'm in :love: with my new fishy's, could sit and watch them for hours If you want to move on your other Ice Blue, you know where I am

Thanks guys I may have to look out for some Twisted Val by the looks of it :roll:

Yea, I thougt it was similar to Val too, which is now banned from what I hear :an!gry Any ideas why it's been banned anyone :roll:

All I get when I see where you have posted your photo's, is 3 red squares :roll: Any idea why this is??

Can anyone tell me if we have the Onion Plant available in NZ Plant name is: Onion Plant - Crinum thaianum Was looking at some photo's of people's tanks when I was re-doing my Tank ready for my Malawai's and came across this plant, I thought it looked similar to Val. Here is abit of info on it: Onion Plant Crinum thaianum Photo © Animal-WorldLatest Reader Comment - See More Maybe this is kind of stupid, but is this plant edible? (eat-able?) Ngo Huong Tra The Onion Plant is a great and hardy plant for many aquariums because it's leaves are extremely tough, making it suitable for aquariums with larger fish! Water Onion Plant Contents Distribution: Water conditions: Lighting: Propagation: Availability: Onion Plants are easy to care for and adapt well to most aquarium environments. They can grow to an impressive height of 60 inches (150 cm), with their leaves being about 0.8 inches (2 cm) across. Their leaves are extremely long and ribbonlike, and will start growing along the surface of the water once they reach it. Once they are well established you can cut the leaves back some to keep them from growing too long. Because of their height and long leaves they make great background plants for aquariums. As long as the light is kept moderate to bright, Onion Plants will expend a moderate growth rate. As stated above, they adapt easily to most environments, so as long as the water is kept fertilized with nutrients, the water is cleaned on a regular basis, and the ph is kept around neutral, this plant should thrive. It is also relatively easy to propagate by simply planting the daughter bulbs that are produced.

And they have all just arrived safe and well :bounce: Gorgeous specimens I have to say :love: Thanks heaps fishy-fish, you have done an amazing job of packing them for there trip down to me :bounce: I would most certainly recommend dealing with fishy-fish

At least you can keep them long enough for them to get into mischief Ira :roll: I can't even keep mine alive :an!gry Have no idea what I do wrong with them, so I have now given up having them completely :roll:

Looking Fabulous :thup:

Yehaa I voted for Him :bounce: :bounce: He's gorgeous :thup:

I've got a Chocolate one around 35cm :bounce: Had him/her for arouun 2 years now, eats anything, favourite would have to be Bloodwrms Just Love him, nick named him/her Choccy :love: I'm always so fascinated by their face's they look very human like to me Anyone know how to sex them??

Nice to have you here

I've brought a few things off him before, never had a problem

So is this for a turtle tank??

Bummer, thats not good :roll: Amazing just how quickly it all adds up aye

Have talked to hubby, he tells me the largest we have is 150mm in Tech Screws, he recommends if you are going to use Tech screws, you really should glue and screw te stand using 175mm Tech Screws. Have you thought about using Coach bolts with the nut on the end??

I might be able to supply you with the Tex Screws, we sell them to the TV Aerial Technicans that buy gear off us. If you give me the size and how many you need I can pop them into a courier bag for u Lynda

I guess if they were in the wild, they would no when enough is enough :roll I would leave them be, they will know when they have had enough of each other

I would go with something like silica sand or small marble chip. I think the white substrate will bring the colour out of the rocks more than a dark substrate. Loving the shape of the rocks, they rock :lol:

p44: I just got the usual Cories, nothing fancy lol Albino, Julii, Panda, Spotted Graham C: Sounds like an interesting way to clean sand, think I will just stick to the bucket and hose