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Johannes Visser

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  1. roller blades Boiled or poached eggs
  2. lettuce disposables or toweling nappies Lynn
  3. LPS in mount Eden no typo error Spoke to Kyle about the price, he said they paid a Fair bit for them !! They were around 12- 13cm. Two weeks ago. For the size and brilliance of the fish I guess they can charge what they want thought I would mention it, seen these fish are very much bigger the the average ones you find around. Best to ask Kyle if they actually sold any a that price or if they have reduced the price. Have not been out to the LPS this past week so I don't know !! Lynn
  4. Please help, bought some fry and their stripes are all mixed, is the normal ?? Current Size 2.5- 3cm These are Adults i have had a few months from fry, in another tank and they have solid stripes ! Current Size 4.5-5 cm Any feed back appreciated Lynn
  5. HI YOU Congrats !!! We got 14 from one female and 7 from the other, with there first hold. You saw how small they are was shocked to see so many from such a small female. How big is your female ? Lynn :bounce:
  6. canned Tuna Kiwi BBq or African Braai
  7. Coke ( with vanilla ice cream) Net curtains or Blinds
  8. http://users.aber.ac.uk/mkm5/rift_valley_cichlids.htm interesting !! Lynn :bounce:
  9. The general rule is one inch of fish per gallon of water. Gravel, rocks, plants, equipment and fish take up tank volume so the actual water volume will be less than the volume listed for the tank. Fish weight is more important than fish length. For example, the strain-on-system capacity of an eight-inch cichlid is far greater than that of eight one-inch tetras. Experienced hobbyists can safely maintain more biomass of fish in a tank than can a novice. A common exception to this rule is the Malawi (African) cichlid tank. A hobbyist can stock high numbers of these cichlids (up to one fish per gallon) in order to overcome the problems associated with territorial aggression. When this is done tanks require large filtration capacity and close attention to water quality.
  10. Wine Cheese or crackers Lynn :bounce:
  11. THAT'S A BIT MUCH ! Personally I prefer to buy a group and grow them up and replace the male, but each one to there own !! lynn :bounce:
  12. blutak glass or plastic cups etc
  13. For two fish that's quite a bit ! LPS here in Auckland selling them at 6cm for $20.00 each, just sex able. Lynn :bounce:
  14. Would love to have no PJ's but we have 2 young girls so it PJ's fresh milk or Shelf life milk
  15. exotic Flannel or silk Pj's Lynn :bounce:
  16. Is it normal Male's to eat the eggs when spawning ??
  17. Right, so they won't eat the Fry if kept by themselves ?
  18. A rinse in hot water, you never know what poisons could have been sprayed on the plants and drifted onto the pots. As they are normally near the plants !!
  19. I have found them to be quite hardy, have them in with African Cichlids.
  20. Could they breed at this stage ??
  21. Striping looks like a breeze.
  22. white gold hair clip or hair band
  23. Thanks for the help, I move them into a tank with lots of air, This morning when I check it out I found a few that has hatched. :bounce: I had no intention to breed them as they where in my African cichlid tank with a high PH. Just found it by luck. When will they breed again?? Thanks JV
  24. This is a male and female off my Cobalt's Blues and this is what they look like :bounce:
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