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Everything posted by markoshark
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Saltwater tank meeting in Tauranga this weekend
Just bring meat
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Hmmm what to do!?
Oh the puns you can make with that. Heh
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Fmxmatt's Upgrade
uh, are you getting a cbb as your first fish? 0.0?
- LFS Markup?
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LFS Markup?
prfft, Matt, in our industry our turnover is a hell of a lot larger than LFSes
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PETROL/DIESEL.PRICES
If I was to try and get public transport to where I work, it would take me an hour (minimum), and leave me with a 25 minute walk.
- Love the Camo!
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North Shore Club
When / where do we meet again?
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Laptop advice
And the 8800GT is the same price as the 9600GT atm as well
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what size tank
I don't think the floors are strong enough either
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clown question
Shrimps moult sally It does that so it grows bigger
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Grass on my glass?
cyano is at least pretty
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McD's vs BK vs KFC
Best. Burger. Ever. Find those massive burger buns @ Supermarket Scotch fillet. Egg Real cheese Bacon More cheese Tomato Sauce Tomato Chilli sauce Real lettuce Gherkins Mayo ETA Ranch dressing Shrooms
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Photos of NZ
We are lucky in NZ. Well, kindof. We don't have any native predatory creatures (barring the Falcon), and due to our seperation from the rest of the world, our creatures have grown to fill nieches. 1m long worms anyone.. heh... Unfortunately due to their uniqueness and removal from predators, everything has a very, very, very slow repoductive period I think the only poisionous "bug" we have natively is the Katipo spider.
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Photos of NZ
Actually i'd like to point out that our SAS is regarded as being one of / the best special forces troops around...
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got some new toys
Ha... Still alive, with pretty shocking tip necrosis Incidently, that green slimer I got off you has polyps about 3mm long, and no necrosis And thats ouch
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got some new toys
Heh, i'm thinking about getting one as well to blast my sps pillar, i have a place to hide it too
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Light bulbs
My dad has shares in some forestry down in.. somewhere... 25 year investment, and due to the changes in genetics, even shorter now before the trees are viable for milling... It'd be interesting to see how much carbon a tree soaks up compared to how much carbon is produced to harvest the things. - Anyone doing a science project currently? David - Good point.
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Light bulbs
I heard something incredible yesterday. Forestry firms will have to pay up for carbon credits.. What in the name of heck? Any carbon they make cutting the trees down is going to be counter balanced by the trees surely..
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Photos of NZ
I'm a patroitic kiwi and proud of it Vinson, Don't suppose you were at Punakaike at high tide? Being there with a bit of a storm on, is bloody awesome with the surge coming through the blowholes, and feeling the ground runbling beneath your feet. We went there when there was a bit of a southerly, was awesome
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Photos of NZ
Top one is a Weta, bottom one is a Tuatara.
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Photos of NZ
Ok, a bunch of photos from Tiritiri Matangi Island (http://www.tiritirimatangi.org.nz/) History: In Auckland's past was used as grazing for sheep & cattle, native forest mostly gone. Has been revegitated with mostly natives, and is now a bird and reptile sanctuary (I believe there are 6 Tuatara on the Island). Is "pest free", aka no Rodents, cats, mustelids, or Possums. 40 minute boat ride from Auckland. Takahe. Believed to be extinct until.. Uh.. Fairly recently. 3? breeding pairs on the island, two chicks and a lonely male... Takahe on the beach. Public landing is allowed. Whitehead with "lunch" Redcap Parakeet in Flax. Picture showing the revegetation. Notice the straight lines... I believe from the northen end of the island Saddleback Kokako
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Photos of NZ
Uh. Huia Falls - Napier Taupo Highway. Horrible, wet, misty day, it had been snowing that night further up...
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Photos of NZ
Lets add a few here for the out of county-ers
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Hello From Orlando, FL
I'll post some of my pictures up tonight.