Barrie
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I can see some of you wanting to become Aucklanders now Not nice to joke so sorry but I just couldnt help myself Pleased everything is OK
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normally easily by the time they are 25mm long Depending on lighting (natural light is best) some times when they are about 15 to 20mm long You will see the strips on the finnage
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glass merchants
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Grindels are probably just as good
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simply put no Worms are a lot easier
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no she expels the eggs and he spills milt on them at the same time
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My Photos(formally Some macro photos of flowers and insects)
Barrie replied to supasi's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
Im honestly liking your work You spoilt the first shot by saying the insect just landed in front of you as I thought that that was the focus -
most killis will spawn in the bottom ie; peat spawning a lot of killis preferit to mop spawning and often if fish are not producing eggs in mops, by putting peat in the tank as a substrait, you will get eggs. Almost all Funds are happy this way and also a lot of aphy.
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DUBSTEP - any fans?.. what's a good compilation album
Barrie replied to BikBok's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
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glass merchants If you were over my way you could have a few
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I had only 5 specie of love birds but enjoyd them for sure Mainly Brendas now with Cockatiels
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dont use anything with hook beaks They will strip anything they need for them selves A dry bowl from timber is all they need. Most hook beaks dont start sitting full time until they have finished laying but the female will hang about in the box which keep the temp up a bit
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Im sure they wont even know the difference
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Stella It is the property managers job to organise repairs normally With my properties, I have a manager that organises everything and I pay them another 7% of the weekly rent to do it. They rent the property and check out the tenant. organise inspections, organise repairs, pay the bills and if there is anything left, send me payment to help pay the mortage.
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I recieved the same
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25 years ago, we use to gather both black and sail fins in the swamps towards Huntly/Meremere
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do I see some JAFA's in there Southerrrn? :lol:
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and that is exactly why a flat rate is better than higer earners having to pay their share plus a share of those that pay less I am not a high earner and earn way less than a teacher so Im not saying it to feather my own nest I belive GST should be say 25% and a flat tax rate of say 10 or 15%
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Gold basic and real
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I honestly do belive a lot of what is written on here Get real people Prices are set by demand 2.5% is added onto the account at the end of the sale! Save your money and dont pay any GST In a tight market do you really belive anyone can afford to crib a bit when chances are their compeditors wont be? Yes, because Chch has had a "few" problems, they may well try to get a bit extra but the market will simply not allow any extras
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In my mind, gathering eggs for a week and placing ON damp peat is an easy way of doing things. You can gather the eggs for a week then leave floating for another 2 weeks before placing the peat and eggs in water (one litre plastic container that can also float on the tank) suck the fry up every day and place in another container with bbs
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will you be allowed it back Mark? By the sound of things, it may not be able to fly very well for quite a while anyway so it would make sense
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National Aquarium sometimes dose dives in their tanks... sharks and rays Do you like scallops? Keep in touch as I have most dive gear (size dependant) at Coromandel...busy time of the year for me but you may be able to borrow the bach at Waitete Bay (google or search in Coromandel)
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Direct taxation is the only fair taxation save and the total GST will not effect you at all indirect taxation means you get taxed before you even have the chance to save
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try owning your own business costs going up and some people will do anything for a sale One of my products costs about 5% more but will last 50 years with ease, people still chose the cheaper option that probably wont last 5 years Average good wage for a glazier is $20 per hour, my daughter as a teacher gets well in excess of $55000 per year
