supasi

Here is a link to a streaming video site that has live streaming of the cyclone. http://www.ustream.tv/discovery/live/all?q=yasi Click the thumbs to watch stream

Damn Mibbit kicked me off

So, even more reason. I have told you before P44, It is make believe

CHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT, Ira and Blueether are being snobs

Bracken Fern in the sunlight Cinnabar Moth Caterpiller Hairy Tree My Brother

Well was, now every third game you get a damn hacker cheating which makes it not fun

Why bother. NZ has heaps of places to find driftwood. It would be far cheaper to get in your car and go for a drive.

Damn you Josh

I was talking to myself. I was in there a while before posting that message here. I was seeing if anyone else wanted to talk seems as Blueether didnt want to talk

But hang on guys! These are EXTREMELY rare quality. Not just any Altums Please note the sarcasm intended in my post

Chat is on

Blackworms are magic. Mine love blackworms. I also feed Mossie larvae and bloodworms. I gave up on grindals as I lost my culture. Low PH is a must. Learn about your water parameters so you know what you are working with. Plenty of tannins and plenty of hiding places. Next biggest thing is patience. They will breed for you if conditions are good and then the task of raising fry becomes the next mission.

And one of the Jappers

There were a few Skylines, Cefiros and Silvias also, but I am more a fan of of the V8s. I also took an HD video of the Monaro but it was going to take over 12 hrs to upload to youtube so I didnt bother,

1968 Holden Monaro Blue Coupe Wanganui Road Rodders Club put on a Burnout comp today to compliment the street drags tomorrow. Attracted a few cars but quite a few did a no show. These two were my favourite shots. It was hard to get a good shot as the smoke blocked the view most of the time. All I can say is when death comes for me I want it to sound like that 1968 Holden Monaro Blue Coupe (winner of 2010 Powercruise Burnout comp)

VHS

As P44 said, It is a cost thing. How much does the average punter want to spend on their plants? Growing submersed has increased costs for several reasons. Requires more time, More light, More space and more labour. Growing emersed is by far more cost effective. Thus meaning the retail costs are kept lower. Converting the plants to submersed is affected by several factors. Firstly the type of plant. Stem plants will convert much faster. Rosette plants rely on their roots for nutrients and they are slower growers. They need to establish their roots before they are able to grow new foliage. Light is another. The more light the more the plant can grow. Many underestimate the light requirements for growing plants. Another common factor is how the plants are planted. A lot of people take a bunch of nice plants and just ram it into the gravel and expect it to grow. Damage occurs, the plant has no nutrients and the plant is restricted from light as it is in a clump. These are just a few things.

Timewarp

Ghost

I will message you tonight Stella. I am at work at the moment. I know where to get them from too.

Same one. Has grown a bit

No Macro lens on that one Caryl, It is a Tunnel Web ,Porrhothele antipodiana Its about the size of an old 20c peice. Not including legs The one Grant found is not likely to be one of these. They like dark damp places logs rocks etc. It probably a sheetweb spider.

She is about to take the earwig for a nice walk down her hallway and wrap it up for later. Her web has go so big now it covers the whole bottom of the setup. Looks like one big trampoline. As soon as an insect tries to crawl across it she races out to meet them.