Navarre
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Why bother will the CO2 from a DIY drop pH that much nocte?
Will mean that your H20 will be saturated (relatively) when the lights come on.
Nav
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Come see my room burrowssj.
You might be suprised what you find.
lol
Nav
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Nice lithobates
I must get some more of those chilumbas I think
Very Nice and thanks for sharing
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When are you coming up?
If you want you can come and have a look at my FX% and other filtration and that might help you make up your mind.
i can also give you some "used and dirty" filter wool if you want, just bring abucket with lid and you can have as much as you want...lol.
You can have a look at a few fish as well ...or not but generally if you are stocking slowly and lightly then I agree with David ...easy as she goes and youshould have no probs especially if you use the filter/water gravel from you "set up" tank.
Let me know
Nav
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Repto I am in...lol
also NZHS have an agm in october where they have a swap meet but you have to be a memeber
its cheap as chips to join tho.
HTH
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Chocolates are great fish I have several and they are some of my fav
but those black belts and festae look very nice as well...oh so tempting
you could get away with all sorts in a tank that size'
uaru nics chocs pacu heaps of options
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prove it!
lmao
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Isnt that layer of stuff that settles on the bottom where plants come into it?
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Really?
Does it make a difference?
Navarre
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peacocks are Aulanocara Nyassae "Yellow"
welcome
good luck with peacocks as they are great fish
Navarre
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rules smules
you reap what you sow
join a club means you reap more
on a same but only different site there was a question what is the best fishy bargin you have ever got
well i spent ten minutes joining this site and have got some great mates and met/chatted/typed to some great people.
some of whom I have met some I am yet to meet but have all been fantastic
long may it continue...rules or no
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Trigonostigma heteromorpha
try that
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I have some things for sale
as does Redwood, orgainism and notjustcichlids
PM if you are keen for a list
Nav
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Dont really "do" these guys
Do they keep the red finage as they "blacken"?
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Like the liuli
very nice
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And now Alan they are dedicationg an island for them cause they shoudl be a national treasure
pffffft
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take "skin"(silverside) off of a back steak:
1) then cover in olive mix (large jar of pitted olived blended to a fine paste with 100 ml of olive oil, garlic rosemary and thyme salt and pepper) allow to marinate in fridge for 24 hours at least
Seal all sides on hot plate then cook each side for ten mins Approx with lid of BBQ down
(20 mins total cook time) rest and serve with salad or seasonal veggies
2) lay rashers of streaky bacon out flat. place layers of mushrooms/peppers/onion on bacon and back steak on top of that roll until bacon encases steak then cook in hot BBQ with lid down 10-15 min approx turning once or twice
3) smear with whole grain mustard cook as above
HTH
Navarre
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Ohhh dont they look happy in their tiny little cages
LOL domesticated...rofpmplol...see what happens to the fur trade when it is stopped...they become pets
Google Shiba inu you can get them here
Nav
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Yeah
those pygmy ones
they are everywhere
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Sorry to hear that.
Good luck with these guys then
woudl be a shame not to keep them going.
sing out if you need anything to help
they are great little fish
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Not all africans are the same
you generally need to decide on if you are keeping lake ( and then which lake) or riverine fish
some of the riverine fish are more suited to a tank your size but so also are some of the smaller lake fish.
once you have decided that you can then look at water chemisty most of which can be dictacted by the substrate and background and filter contents.
For example instead of silca sand you may choose coral sand or a mix of both to change your water pH and hardness.
In a 90l tank you could consider such diverse fish as kribs ( many types now available here) Dwarf cichlids ( apistos are most common), lumpheads or even some of the lamp., neolamp., or julidochromis species available depending on budget.
This may mean you can even keep some of your plants
HTH
Nav
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how are they going ant?
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its like going to fiji for a holiday and buying a dog wile you are there....then trying to bring it back.
Maybe fijian dogs taste different
Hans whats his face...yes I know not HaNs...only got caught cause he put a gecko in a sock in his case
ther others ...in his undies..only got picked up cause of the one in his bag
stupid is as stupid does
Just some photos of my shellies
in Cichlids
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Welcome
Post away and great pics thanks for sharing