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  1. I too have these in my daphnia culture tanks. Rainbows eat them, but not much else, to quick me thinks
  2. I reakon you should call it Kenny
  3. I wish :roll: Would love to own some myself
  4. You are allowed to keep them, but not allowed to import them. I thjink it is a precaution to prevent Koi Carp from being accidentally sent through as common goldies. HTH
  5. Is that the small stream that runs along side Centre City?
  6. :oops: :oops: Oopsie , Read the skinks part. I realise they are Aussies but they are neat little Aussies.
  7. I used to keep Rainbows. They are neat little lizards. Quite social, meaning you can keep a few together without problems
  8. What a waste of fuel. And what has it achieved???
  9. That first pic of Kaiteriteri was taken in winter wasnt it Romeo? Its rare to find noone there during summer
  10. So what about quarantine??? Or does that get thrown out the door because its art? Someone should write a letter to John Key to complain. :roll: Huge carbon footprint for arts sake. Illegally importing live organisms She could have at least bought in some madagascan lace plant for me.
  11. Come on Dixon, show us a photo of you in your skinnies
  12. Yes please As you prob aware, I a Crypt fanatic. PM me details please
  13. supasi

    Petshop rant

    I do that too HaNs My pot plants love it
  14. Hi Mark Just wondering where you sourced your Cryptocoryne pontederiifolia from? I cant seem to find any around.
  15. supasi

    Petshop rant

    Thats why you shop at a locally owned and operated store like mine We make this our point of difference. Service is number one priority
  16. I know what all the plants are except the broad leaf one. May not even be aquatic, may just be a random weed. :roll:
  17. Easiest place would be to go to wetpets or Animates and ask if they have any spares you can buy.(left overs from plants) Failing that, Ive seen them for sale before in most fish shops, or go to a scrap dealer and ask for some lead flashing. I used to be used on roofing.
  18. Sweet Cheers Matt. Now does anyone know what the broad leafed one in the first pic is
  19. P crispus is an introduced plant. I think it is growing in Lake Pupuke up on the North Shore as well. In slow or still water it grows quite thickly and can smother the water, although in flowing it tends to stay smaller as it is very fragile and the stems break easily. Hence it has established itself very fast in this stream by stems breaking and flowing downstream and growing. Only six months ago, this stream was bulldozed and redug as it is beside a main road.
  20. Yup, those the ones I meant, until just now I didnt know there were two types.Ive only ever bought on packet as the seem to last forever. I recommend them for swords and crypts.
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