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  1.    livingart reacted to a post in a topic: Daphnia in Auckland
  2. livingart
    IF it looks like a pinecone probably dropsy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dropsy_(fish_disease)
  3. livingart
    Where are you based?
  4.    Silverdollarboy2 reacted to a post in a topic: My new native tank
  5. livingart
    Should be okay, if too much flow point it at a wall to deflect the flow
  6. livingart
    Hi 9 tropical species are on the import list https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/14-Tropical FWFishallowedinNZdatabase/ Some were available from Livin Reef in Christchurch recently but have sold out i think Natives can be kept but not sold without a permit
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    https://issuu.com/fnzasaw/docs/aw_2021_66_1/s/12038622
  10. livingart
    An article in here on a build https://issuu.com/fnzasaw/docs/aw_2021_66_1/s/12038622
  11. livingart
    https://inzectdirect.co.nz/ Trademe haS lots of insects at the moment
  12. livingart
    Welcome aboard, a nice tank.
  13. livingart
    As Caryl posted it is a no no on the rays in NZ
  14. livingart
    You could acclimatise them slowly in a bucket until close to tank temperature or float them in a big bag
  15. livingart
    Cherry shrimp are an unwanted organism in NZ.
  16. livingart
    Welcome to the forum, there is a lot of guppy info here https://aquariumworld.nz/forums/forum/12-livebearers/
  17. livingart
    Get some locusts or crickets for it as they are sight feeders and prefer their food to move
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