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What are you laughing at, Sam? Hi Josh, and welcome to the Fishroom

Heh heh... Riccia is good as Joe says, you need fairly good light or it will get thin and break apart - it will be fine with a sponge filter.

That's because this one is under a manky 60w Philips softone filament lamp in a clip on lamp holder - not some high faluting squillion k fluorescent tubes Yup clown killie Not very pretty...

Just keep your fingers out of the icing, please!

How deep is your tank? I have a few tanks with Crypt affinis in pots that the leaves cover the surface, Tanks are 310 x 200 x 200mm. I also have a tank with ambulia growing in it on the surface the stalks are held down with a rock, there is no substrate and one of Sam's favourite clip on lamps with a power saver lamp in it.

On page 4 of the yearbook - yes, it's the pink one, it says: Future Conference Hosts 2010 - Christchurch Totally Tanked 2011 - Western Bay of Plenty Aquarium and Pond Society 2012 - Waikato Aquarium Society (to be confirmed) Minutes from the AGM say the same...

But I fear the incessant whining may be louder when he is out of beerand cold?

I should see if I can get a pic of one of our cats drinking out of the waterchange bucket, especially when it gets down to the last quarter, they have their back legs splayed on the edge, one paw on the rim and the other halfway into the bucket!

You forgot about Jim - man can he complain of he runs out of alcohol! As Caryl says, chill, BD, all will be fine

More like - I can has for litterbox?

Thank You - Led Zep - Zed Lepplin as Miss Eight says...

Which gourami are you talking about? Phoenix is refering to Colisa Lalia - there are three colour morphs for the males, classic blue and orange stripe, red or flame red and blue or neon blue or powder blue. The dorsal on the male is usually longer and slightly pointed at the back than that of a female. All females, regardless of parentage are silver grey like this: Colisa chuna syn Colisa sota is sometimes referred to as Dwarf gourami, but often as Honey Dwarf gourami or Sunset grouami, and both male and female are yellow.

That's what I keep saying - they are spooky!

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Nice vid - every time I hear An der schönen blauen Donau, it reminds me of a tedious spacewalk!

Frontier Sam is playing the wrong game!

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lol, I don't think Phoenix has mastered 'the do' yet though - maybe that's why it takes him so long to muck around with it in front of the mirror?

Hi and welcome, can you add you location to your profile via the User Control Panel - thanks.

Wow, you got off the hook there, Wok!

Azolla filiculoides tends to perish indoors, like duckweed it can be found in ponds or streams. Lemna minor seems to do well in tanks indoors at temperate of tropical conditions, it can be a bit of a nuisance to get rid of if you decide you do not like it. I have Wolffia arrhiza in my daphnia drum, it disappears over winter and returns in the summer, never tried in in my tanks, as I fear, like Lemna it will become a pain to get rid of. I have not seen Limnobium laevigatum, so cannot comment. What sort of filtration are you looking at having in your killie tank?

Hi, and welcome. How about introducing yourself in the Welcome section?

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