Barrie

hard to see arnt they

my neck is sore holding up such a big head Happy to help a member

we use plastic track almost every week of the year. We use small screws and carefully counter sink the holes Any had setting glues will often give problems as the glue sets solid and hard as rocks but the plastic and MDF move at different rates creating a shearing effect and breaking the seal BTW, My son in law is building a new BD enclosure out of glass, its about 1500 long x 700 x 700 He will need to glue those tracks in using silicone

so are you telling me that my working our of the name was slightly off target? small dumb chickens that are on the road :oops: Caryl, Most large companies show what they want to sell and rearly target what the retail is needing Its interesting that in a down turn, companies increase advertising and trying to sell to those that either havnt got the money or are not opening the budget books

no worries

OK, I will ask some one to gawk at them soon

sorry to hassle you I hope you understand the reasoning behind what Im wanting to know. It would mean that all Fundulopanchax would be lumped in together as would Nothos, Aphy, Epiplaties and South Americans In other words, in Killies there would only be possibly 5 sections instead of the 30plus that we have Which would pose problems in future searches for someone with a specie that needs preserving Killis are quite unique in that respect

and I repeat Mr Wok Did you get my email asking about specie and registering? I have a several that are waiting your reply before I get someone to site them and fill the forms in

Thanks for that Ive never heard of them (but bet theyve never heard of me either :oops: )

very supprising I would have thought they would have been too large

how small were the B/N

Please tell me what the show is? Micro = small roadshow = a tour in many centres Ingram = misspelt chicken?

I think that the danger areas are the corners to be honest. With all my tanks, the amount I have lost could be counted on one hand

Mr Wok Did you get my email asking about specie and registering? I have a several that are waiting your reply before I get someone to site them and fill the forms in

you didnt cover them?

I can certianly appreciate that we all have different tastes but me and cold stuff dont mix Now if that was out on the ocean in summer that would be a different story I honestly got a shiver down my back when I looked at the photos

dont forget Im down there on the 19th Aug

I eat and drink all that I enjoy I detest celery turnups and the like so no way will they entre my mouth Happiness is most important to me and if I live a few years less, so be it speaking of which, its lunchtime and I have a rap waiting for me :lol:

the worry caused by it will almost definatly shorten your life as well :lol:

yes their tail is rounded, its just that the fish in my photo is swimming

I have them in a tank in the lounge and you will often here them jumping... the sudden splash that interrupts a program on TV just when your not expecting it

going by the date stamp on the photo, your having a late dinner

bit out of focus in the head but this shows the colour in the tail

they get imported from time to time The last lot that came in were nice and I bought some myself even though I already had some The males show a nice flash of red on the end of the tails To breed them, it pays to have a big mop as they are very hungry for eggs Tim Nuttal use to have a bottom mop that filled the whole base of the tank and was about 50mm thick so they had a lot of trouble finding the eggs after they had been laid. Stu use to condition the f/m and leave her with the male for only 30 minutes from memory