jim r
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Active little beggers, are they the little guys who were giving you a headache ?
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Who repairs fishtank cracks?? Glaziers not interested..
jim r replied to vavoli's topic in Freshwater
Do it yourself it is easy. -
If you were to contact the Dunedin pond and aquarium society they may be able to help.
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Somewhere on this site their is a picture of a massive clown loach it was as big as a cat. :slfg: :slfg: :slfg: :gigl: :gigl:
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It looks like swim bladder to me. I will PM you.
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I agree with the water changes, however if the fry are healthy it may be an injury as discus parents can become aggressive while defending the young.
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Hi Peter, hope you enjoy the site.
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I have plenty but they cost $1.60 each plus postage. Overnight delivery (except rural) total cost would be $30.
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High Tech Planted Tank UPDATE 06.10.2012 now closed down
jim r replied to si_sphinx's topic in Freshwater
I would put ply under. I tried it once &c:ry . -
How many do you need?
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I think most people have favourites. Yours is obviously Africans but lots of people have different favourites and therefore I would be surprised if their was much support.
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WOW :nfs: I have not seen that colour before. Where did you buy it?
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How can I possibly be at the bottom. Everyone knows that water runs downhill. There is no land at the North Pole and the South Pole is a continent. The Waikato river starts in sunny Taupo and ends somewhere in rainy Auckland which means I must be at the TOP OF THE WORLD (almost) anyway mag. turned up today. :mbh: :happy1: thanks Caryl. :thup:
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I am sure I will survive till it arrives.
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:an!gry
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A PH of 6 is not helping especially for the goldfish in such a small tank. Goldfish prefer PH7.6 Guppies 7.3 WCMM 6-8. I suspect the water is too soft and acidic.
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:cofn:
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I once tried hydrochloric acid, the only thing I killed was the filter, snails were back within a week. :facepalm: I would go with the snail rid idea as it is tried and tested.
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I have several cf 1200's and I have had problems also. In my case the problem was over tightening the shut off valves.
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Have you tried the Citizens Advice ?
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Ever done a budget for the first time and....
jim r replied to the new guy's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
I often look back and realise I wasted money on things I thought I really really wanted. but then cheer myself up thinking about the things I bought that give me pleasure. :dunno: :facepalm: -
:gigl:
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I agree skunk loaches are really good at getting rid of snails, however if you need to remove the loach afterwards they are extremely hard to catch unless their is nowhere to hide.
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Oscars
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They are in a 550L tank, they have heaps of caves and they are as happy as Larry :slfg: