evilknieval69
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What kind(S) of algae? Bristlenose are good general algae eaters, and will be sweet in those sorts of tanks. Dont get as big as normal plecs too which is good
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Its a king killie. Very nice fish indeed EDIT: bet me to it paul P.S. this photo is the best Well done paul!
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This happens to be one of two photos i took this weekend :lol: The other turned out to be rubbish
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The more bio media the better. Bioballs, ceramic rings, scoria rock, anything that has a large surface area/is very porous
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Those are Panda Corydoras, not a loach
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Yea i have some larger aqua one stuff, and a heap of brightwater gravel, but a sand like this one would be cool. just thought id find out whats available etc.
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Digging up an aged thread here.... I found the NZ 3M website and sent them an email asking if its available etc and got this reply I then did what he said and emailed the people at boulderbay.co.nz and am still yet to hear back, but will let you know once i do
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HandS approx what time on sunday night will things finish up? Im gunna be driving home that night but would like to stay around for the auction and (casual was it?) dinner.
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another pic of it here http://www.livingartwildlifepark.co.nz/ ... /new17.jpg
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according to Aquahobby they get to 10-15cm's
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Hot water bore, continuously pumping through it.... sweeeeeet 8) :lol: Good luck Mark, ill keep an eye out (not much of an eye but you know)
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Two options. Leave it and just keep wiping it off/syphoning it out, and it will eventually go away as the tank matures and the plants start to grow (Diatoms are always gunna be there from the start anyway so its normal) Or, if its really bad you could totally re-start the tank but i would use option 1
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Daily water changes wont harm your fish no. I do daily water changes of up to 80% on some of my tanks! hope this helps
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Thanks Hands. I will be there on Sunday night definately (will have my own car over there) and will probably be there on the Saturday too, but need to confirm
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So whats the Final itinerary? I think its changed a couple times so thought id ask, as i will probably be around on Sunday night for Dinner and Auction (is it that night? lol)
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mmmm, thanks for that Ryan. Interesting points
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eh? Elaborate please?
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Hello from Te Puke! Welcome to the Forums.
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I can't offer any help as to what may be wrong, but make sure your water is clean, and the filter is working properly. Good luck
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People often think their plant is melting away, where the old leaves are actually just dieing off, usually because of a move between tanks. Stem plants arent 'dead' until the stem has rotted away. Even if it looses all its leaves, keep it in the tank and see if it will grow. Ive never had a problem with cabomba, and i find it does well in low or high light, ferts or no ferts, co2 or no co2 :lol: Its one of those grows in anything, hard to kill plants for me.....
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Well it was a great Funeral, and was great to meet up with everyone again and hear about Alans awesome (and hilarious!) life. Cya Al
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What to do when you have found mosquito fish/gambusia
evilknieval69 replied to paul_r's topic in Freshwater
hmmmmm, well could be either i guess. Better to be safe, rather than sorry, so id destroy them ASAP and then maybe you could even ask DOC to identify them (take the Bodys into them or something?) and if they decide they arent Gambusia then go get more -
What to do when you have found mosquito fish/gambusia
evilknieval69 replied to paul_r's topic in Freshwater
Gambusia are cold water fish arent they? id say they are Wild guppies -
LOL Caryl My Killies dont seem to know its spring time, havent had many eggs lately. mind you, theres only two species with mops at the moment :lol: As for the Guppys and Platys, i know how you feel! mine sure are pumping the babys out!!! I think my GBA's might know its spring time though(which is wicked!) as they are showing breeding behaviour, and both Females have HUGE bellies that i can literally see the eggs in! Sweeeeet
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Hey Newfish, i live in Te Puke.... Not far from you. Welcome to the Forums