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Speaking of sandals and cardies - what is the weather forecast for Saturday? Don't forget my plant, Adrienne, put it with my filter

Getting up to the 10 count!

Yes, it was yesterday, 10th of the 10th. I was busy yesterday, so did not see this Thank you for all your kind wishes. And I got a collection of little chocolate cupcakes with various toppings and one candle, Stella.

Awww... Your room is way too tidy, Sam.

I think she means cut and paste the link minus the <> And I think Owen is 7, not 4? Map here

Unfortunately we are down to two now, not four, so you can take two off the list for the quiz night. Thanks

Hmmm.. is it still 600mm between studs? Waits for Ira's smart remark...

Ooooo.... pretty tank

It is very twisty indeed! Looking good Bilbo.

Males are so dramatic! I like the bit at the end where he goes over to the other seahorse as if to say 'I did good, yes?'

That is one fat looking shrimp!

Hmmm, don't know about the running commentary, though!

There are some bullie pics here http://www.fnzas.org.nz/index.php?PG=nativefish

Cool!

Love the tiered cake plate too! We made cupcakes for Juliet's last birthday cake, we had little heart candles on each one.

Hmmm, the other one must be under the note - unless P44 has eaten it already

Ahhh, but who would you blame? But there again, you have an advantage of being able to run faster than she can.

Oh - you wish to incur the wrath of an eight year old?

Miss Eight made these, she had to get her bigger sister to ice them after several failed attempts. Note to self - do not buy kids muffin cook book if you do not want to get pestered all the time, 'can I make these....' x 100

It needs dramatic music, or a semi insane monologue about catching and eating...

You got to love them don't you - could be this colour, or that colour, or wrinkly, or smooth - depending on the conditions. Oh, forgot to add, they all are characterised by a broad yellow limb of spathe, which may be glossy (siamensis) or with a brown tinge (blassii) So, unless you have several to compare, grown in the same conditions - it may still be a mystery!

C. cordata has cordate green leaves. C. cordata var. siamensis has oval leaf lamina which is brown on the upper side and purpleish on the underside. C. cordata var. bassii has narrow leaves with pale red veins which is either puckered or smooth. The leaf colour is browinish green and deep purple on the underside. C. cordata 'Rosa Nervis' is believed to be a cultivar. This plant has pink veins on the glossy dark green leaf blade. This feature may be less pronounced in certain conditions. Unnikirshnan S.K. Dr. The Aquarium Plant Handbook 2002. Oriental Aquatics Now I am more confused

Pics or video of said giant moth eating fish in action?

Melina has a good post about them here: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=45004

Hi and welcome Where abouts are you situated, I have some Flourish Iron that you can try if you are local. http://www.aquaticplantcentral.com/foru ... -test.html You can get RODI water from some supermarkets or the Warehouse under the name of Pure Dew, it comes in 10l containers for around $6.60