livingart
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double taps are twice as much fun as single taps it is not fun going through boxes of fish gear and sorting out to good or bad :cofn:
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he is always laying eggs :sml1:
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a small young octopus will adapt to tank life better than a bigger more mature one that has had a taste of roaming the ocean
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the market will always adapt to demand some will always need to physically see something before purchase hard to layby an import times they are a changing
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his eggs :rotf:
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nice appendix II now so harder to source nowadays
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congratulations
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Moss from backyard into aquarium? with pictures
livingart replied to snapperhead's topic in Aquatic Plants
they are used to growing out of water so will probably die in tank -
have run out of wall space now
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a good price for a pair of birdwings what species are they?
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the air stones don't put much "air" in the tank, they do create flow which helps with gas exchange
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loading as much live food as possible in there may help daphnia, blood worms, mosquito wrigglers also seperating into different sizes
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some are http://soilbugs.massey.ac.nz/pseudoscorpions.php
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i do too also other insects
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i have 2 sitting in a box somewhere
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the only certain thing is it will change
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Anyone in Auckland able to come and verify a breeding
livingart replied to Adrienne's topic in General Breeding
Wok cod -
:rotf: not the bleach then new name SamHulk
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no just the joining compound is this the type
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bleach and days are the key words there
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+1 it is a good base to transpose some of the other colours on though
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most stuff brought in privately is from an overseas retailer who has their mark up taxes etc on it commercial operators usually source from an overseas wholesaler or manufacturer can be a big difference in price
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do 20% water change daily ensure new water doesn't already contain nitrates etc do you have substrate in tank?
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first is Hadya foraminute
