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Dixon1990
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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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I'm interested in how many people obviously use water from the hot tap to refill their tanks - if you have an older house, is copper from the pipes contaminating your tank a problem? We have always boiled the jug filled with cold water, then added it to buckets of cold water to bring them up to temperature (but we only have a 60L tank). I believe some fish are sensitive to copper (like corydoras) - maybe something to check out first?
Many people use cold water from their taps
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I WANT THAT WOOD!!! :bounce: :lol: :lol:
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Not all...
I know, but most of them. Right?
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When I get a new phone I am going Vodafone as telecom phones and new system is crud.
The phones are the same..
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Can't see anyone has mentioned that Animates is owned by MasterPet (in case anyone was wondering)
orly? :lol:
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aluminum
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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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i had two males and two females but a female died so i only have 2m and one female should i get another female or take a male out?
Should probably take a male out, They may fight each other, and they wouldn't breed in a trio anyway
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quality not quantity.
:D
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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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Both hollywoods have polys for reasonable prices - but for juve's that are between 3-5''.
Albino senegals ($45)
Delhezis ($87)
and a few ornates ($98)
and the bird barn in henderson, the owner has a couple of bigger albino senegals (6-8'') for $60.
I think that the 'poli' they were talking about was the species not seen often 'Polypterus palmas polli' ?
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N1CK will never be able to keep a oto alive with his whole anti algae thing hes got going on :lol:
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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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The reason is i dont believe they are the same as fish do not come from one river at 100 and 240mm from another..
They if you actually saw the adults you would find that they also are not long and skinny as in most whiptails but very heavy in the upper body..The name lanceolata means nothing as to any name that we can import under..Fish cannot have the same name and be different..NZ laws by ERMA ..Phill
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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http://www.jjphoto.dk/fish_archive/aquarium/rineloricaria_lanceolata.htm
This is the other whiptail i think many are getting confused with..Check out size and where it comes from..
So confirms mine are not them and are just 100mm and from peru..Amazon region....Phill
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.
Changing tank setup Cockatoo Babies have been spotted.
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