wilson
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have a look here http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?t=2406
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they will eat any plant as for small fish i dont know try giving loopy a pm
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i was looking at one a few weeks back that is a good price
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Yay! July Meeting of Christchurch Totally Tanked!
wilson replied to Loopy's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
also i have some more krib fry if any one wants to try rase some just post if your interested and how much you want -
how big is the tank?
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Sparkling Gourami and a few pigmy corys
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welcome back
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ok you will also need a filter for a start and some lights i would go for a external canister filter maybe a aqua one cf 1000 (pumps 1000 L an hour) or something of same power\ and light depends on if you want to grow plants or not and welcome to the forum btw
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you could poor a few jugs of boiling water on a patch to melt a hole
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so you will still have them at the next TT meeting i would like to get a good photo of them
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sounds good
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oops :oops: sorry Bill
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muke? dont you mean john :lol: Methinks Organism should get places to sit and watch all the fish
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ya another organism fan im in there alot i live about 5 min away
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wow looks cold lol :lol:
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answer to what question ?
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they do and some of them wont care if they get it wrong like in this case
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the fighter may nip the guppies tail tho guppies are nice its always nice to wake up and see baby fish swiming around
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what shops have you been to around chch?
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oh and you carnt post member listings on here against the rules :oops:
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newbie/6 monthish fish lover with eyes bigger than wallet
wilson replied to Slightly Blue Dalmation's topic in Welcome
hi and welcome ya another chch er -
ill wait to post my new nano its olny been set up for a week
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i think Maf needs etter training for all tyhere workers
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i disagree coelacanth at the time when these were being sold no one knew what they were as they were under the name Glass Kuhli Loaches