livingart
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:cr2: no substance no abuse
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it only wants to share its cookies :cr11:
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the alive fish are relevant to the process
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yes sea centipede, Euidotea peronii has been put forward too yes possibly post larval maori chief
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tongue in cheek ants has kept horses for awhile now never had a leatherjacket show aggression
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:rotf: beat me to it cat food, not fish based no white worms but meal worms ok remember to chew food well before regurgitating for the bird
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yes have done it coiled a long length of thick walled alkathene into a drum of water in the fridge drilled holes in wall of fridge for hose to pass through the length of hose, flow rate and volume of tank are interconnected as to temp you will achieve
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:facepalm: just put the tank in the fridge
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http://aqua.merck-animal-health.com/bin ... 114172.pdf
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rushes off to try it :happy1:
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need more data the most significant fact i see so far is in the loss of scales this may also point to a bacterial infection getting into the skin and loosening scales or internal temperature rise in fish may also affect this it seems sporadic and over a period of time which may just get down to the individual fishes immune system or general physiology
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well done maybe add time from purchase to death - will be relevant
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:sml1: :rotf:
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so you're the one who devalues the dollar
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a very good idea
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would low D.O. at some stage while in transit have damaged their gills to different levels and thus led to staged deaths is it possible also that at some stage while in transit or tanks that they have been in that through poor management that a bacteria may have entered their environment also is it possible also that at some stage while in transit or tanks that they have been that over medication has damaged liver, kidneys etc and now is showing as staggered deaths
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Sudden Fish Deaths = SFD does it need moving or just renaming
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no i merely said there were many other factors that can cause a fish death management was merely one of them never said it was due to your poor management
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the autopsy needs to be done on a fish before it dies as after death other issues will cloud the diagnosis a good local vet with an interest in tropical fish would be best
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yes you could
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some wild accusations being thrown around here
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sorry not a gurnard
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:rotf: :rotf:
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it could quite possibly be a management issue as well
