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livingart
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if you send bars we will help with research :spop:
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viewtopic.php?f=5&t=45022&p=489280&hilit=jewel+anemones#p489280
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good to see aussies getting on with kiwis
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we are sending down the bathysphere
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well done on the growth rates
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you know women when she is ready
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helps if you drop something as the pressure on that sheet is greatest
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playing after their bottle
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before otherwise they would remain the same size
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half beaks are a good little breeder too which ones?
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daphnia will be easiest looking gooduse your pond water some fine sand or gravel or weed from pond and maybe sponge filter or airstone for some slow movement muck from bottom of pond would be good8 month old pair of bangai i bred and kept back are holding eggs :happy1: so are their parents :facepalm:yes i ended up using a large piece of driftwood that came up out of water in the center of tank left swimming room round the back of it helped break up line of sight when i had the aro communitythe 100cm wide tanks are almost too wide to lean into to access the back of tank when they are up against a wall a breeze if you have walk in behind spaceboth love well crafted novelsno it is getting easiersimulating the simulacrum's a simulated mote in gods eyeit is what it isremember to put some drainage on pond to make it easier to clean outbummer depending on the individual fishes physiology symptoms can express differently usually by the time we notice something is wrong with a fish it is an advanced stage catching and moving them just adds more stress which can lower their immune system even further it takes awhile for either disease to develop and show on fish keep your eye on the rest of fish and keep water parameters good
