Dixon1990
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Changing tank setup Cockatoo Babies have been spotted.
Dixon1990 replied to simfish's topic in General Breeding
Syphon -
Actualllllly, many breeders keep bettas in these untill they are sold
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whats a cardinal fin? :-?
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hmm what size tank are all these dats and bichirs in?
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any mc guyvers in here need some help re a long shower hose
Dixon1990 replied to aaron11's topic in Beginners Corner
Many people use cold water from their taps -
I WANT THAT WOOD!!! :bounce: :lol: :lol:
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I know, but most of them. Right?
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The phones are the same..
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orly? :lol:
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aluminum
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:lol:
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Uhhh...They look nothing like any daphnia ive ever seen
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daphnia are small(max of 2mm) and orange(ish) they swim a bit funny
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Movies are always bad compared to whatever they are based on lol. Doesnt mean they are bad movies
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Should probably take a male out, They may fight each other, and they wouldn't breed in a trio anyway
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:D
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viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16423
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Niice photos! What fish/critters have you seen in there?
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Did the fry survive?
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I think that the 'poli' they were talking about was the species not seen often 'Polypterus palmas polli' ?
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Need help growing a green algae that sticks to glass
Dixon1990 replied to phoenix44's topic in Aquatic Plants
N1CK will never be able to keep a oto alive with his whole anti algae thing hes got going on :lol: -
Ahhk that makes more sense, yeah i saw that it was 9.5 cm so i couldn't work out where the 240mm was coming from. But yes, the same species can come out of one river at9.5cm and another at 10cm, realy not a huge difference lol
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So wheres the photos of your '240mm whiptails'? I think you may have a dodgey ruler..
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I found the sponge easy to replace, just cut another sponge to fit. And i never used the charcoal stuff anyway, i took that cartridge out and filled the back half of the filtre with ceramic noodles.
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If you read a few more pages you will find Rineloricaria lanceolata are actually found in Peru aswell, they are quite a widespread species and the look of them does vary from place to place.