jim r

Yes they will, but will NOT accept any liability. What,where and how big is the package going to be ? Also it can work out quite expensive. If it is going from South Island to North you need overnight delivery and your best bet would be NZC however they charge $26 approx. for every 5kg / .025cu. m. Unless you can get the item into a PP bag which is a bit like a carrier bag (but not as big) and costs I think about $20 with no weight restrictions. You take it into your local depot at the last minute and the recipient can collect first thing next morning if they go to their local depot,alternatively the courier should deliver before 12. Your next best choice would be Courier post they also do overnight delivery and if you go in they have several pricing options. But remember no one will accept liability. ALWAYS KEEP A RECORD OF THE TICKET NUMBER.

Got mine yesterday, thanks Caryl.

I have 2 robocans 1 is about 5 meters from my discus tank (550L)and I have not had any probs.

Kribs are fantastic to start with.

Try his workshop, it is worth the perseverance I got a 2.4x600x600 for $450.

The serpae tetras are also fin nippers, I think they will all live happily together if your 4 footer has enough volume.

That is a pretty fish Snookie.

Never seen that before, Pictures?

Snookie was also joking. :lol: :lol:

The only difference I have noticed is the blue snout when they get older.

How often do fish get fed in the wild you may ask? I think the most common answer would be whenever they can find food. Overfed sometimes and starving when their is no food to find. Mine are fed once daily and happy to see me.

:lol: :lol: Trust me they were having fun.

I use malachite green and have had no adverse effects, without water changes and have had no losses not even fry.

Furan is really really good (the best) but quite expensive.

Try giving it bloodworm.

Mine really enjoy Sera Discus granules.

I like the green one.

I have 100's and I will bring some to conference, free of charge to anyone who wants them.

Hi Stanley and welcome. Plenty of fish keepers in the B.O.P.

I would not put them together JD's are very aggressive.

I would have liked to go but I do not finish work until 11 and would not get there till late afternoon. My apologies for having to be prompted to reply.

Cheesejawa what is the point of your comment ?

People have stopped conversing on a regular basis.

My advice would be leave them to it at this stage. Cichlids are usually pretty good at rearing babies as long as their is no threat ( neons are not a threat ) It will only be a few days for them to be free swimming.

Oscarboy you need to read before you write. Try visiting age of aquariums.