Zev

That won't last long - believe me!

fungus

Maybe it is the erratic piloting that is upsetting them?

Horse

sandwich

cowbell

Due to a booking at The National Aquarium, the February meeting will now be held on Saturday February 20 at 6.00pm. This meeting coincides with the Sleepover at the Aquarium and will include a Pot Luck Dinner and our first Auction for the year, along with a quiz for our club members and sleepover participants. Sleepover at the National Aquarium of New Zealand on Saturday night, enjoy some fun and games before bedding down in the main Oceanarium. Suitable for children and those who refuse to grow up! Have your dinner before you arrive, or bring something with you at 6.00pm to share as a pot luck dinner. (Sorry - no fish and chips allowed, they smell the place out, and the occupants may get a bit upset...) Cost - $15.00 per person, includes breakfast on Sunday morning. Tank Crawl - help us judge our annual tank and pond competition on Sunday. Meet at the Education Room at the Aquarium at 9.00am for judging sheets and directions. The tank crawl will conclude with a Sausage Sizzle provided by our club at the final tank crawl destination in the early afternoon. Bookings - please book your sleepover by sending a PM to me and I will give you the payment details. If you wish to attend the fun and games for the evening but are sleeping somewhere else, or just want to participate in the tank crawl, let us know as well for catering purposes. The Fine Print - The sleepover is limited to 40 persons - first paid replies get first option, please be aware that this is Art Deco Weekend in Napier, and alternative accommodation will be at a premium, if not non existent, although there will be some interesting deco events for non fishy people to attend. Please bring your own sleeping bags and pillows, and if you think that you will not be able to handle the concrete floor for the night, bring a camp mattress as well. There are no shower facilities available at the Aquarium. Hope to see you there! A notice has been sent to all club Secretaries to distribute at your meeting or via email. Any queries just ask here.

Hi Marty. What are your killies of vice? Barry has been busy trying to get some not so common types back into the country, just in case you have a hankering for something new...

Channel

Stunning wee things. They would more likely end up in a frame on the wall than in a fishes mouth around here!

You keep spelling like this and you will get sticked alright...

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coconut

Stirrers

The other good thing about iWeb is that it is true WYSIWYG - how you place it on the development page is exactly what you get on the web, none of the damn interface deciding what it should put where because the coding says so.

I have merged the four topics, please do not do this again.

One Weetbix, crushed, a tiny sprinkle of yeast - such as Elfin or Edmonds sachet stuff - luke warm water to make mushy - add worms and watch them multiply... This usually goes wetter as it gets older without the need to add any more water.

Mine did that for ages - then spawned a couple of times, but the female was always eating the eggs. They were not what you call a doting couple

Ahh well, they consider themselves a different country to the rest of us... The pics remind me of some toys the kids used to have called Popples. Ryan's ones aren't quite so cute - (sorry, I think it is the ears)

I didn't think Erinaceus europaeus had ears like that? Are the pics taken in NZ?

Hmmm KP, careful here, the ferret surgeon is the same person who is offering you cake when she visits

It would not surprise me at all if Ira kept a skunk in his roof space :roll:

There is a list here if you need to contact any that are recommended by others. viewtopic.php?f=24&t=42159

Now... all you have to do is educate the majority of people who sell tanks on TradeMe your definitions I always look skeptically at 'HUGE FISHTANK' listings, and it almost makes you wince when you click on the link to see how 'big' it is. :roll:

I hope this is not the case, Caryl If it is any consolation over the last couple of weeks I have had really bad headaches bordering on migranes and a puffy gunky eye last week, and we have no bird in the house - unless you count the one that the cat brought in and ate last week. Could also be attributed to the fact the it was the last week of the school holidays and that my patience were at wits end...