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livingart
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70% + of all taxa are endemic
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i would suggest that a single sheet of thick ply would be more level than multiple pieces of decking timber
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thats why i said it would be interesting
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which parasite are we talking about?
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got to love those deep sea fish they'll eat anything :sml1:
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would be interesting genetically to get blue from brown/red
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may fade as it matures, have seen dark babies here any pics of blue adult?
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that will all depend on what genetics the originals were carrying there may be a few sports pop up though alleles are a funny thing in the way they combine
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interesting, did they go through his paw to get to the colon
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your frog got the hump with you? did you call it quasimodo or does its face not ring a bell?
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highly coloured morphs in only a few generations may be an indicator of smuggled animals then it may be a result of line breeding with todays technology and the limited paternal line it will be relatively easy to tell
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if it doesn't work its in if it works its line
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both depending on the genetics being transferred
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:rotf: yo is nasty bro
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some people scream like a baby when an octopus latches on to them
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cat food non fish based if you are going to feed bread, no white breads warm water with marmite or something with vitamin B in it
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yes have had java fern do the same in the newts tank, growing on the moss had lids on tank as well to keep humidity up are you planting in the corners as well?
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almost as bad as collecting it at low tide 1/2 hr before to just on high is best
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you will be surprised by how big a food they can eat slaters, small mealworms, earthworms, spiders etc usually go down alright
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nice, xmas or java moss will grow nicely on the exposed piece i start it off at waterline with about 12mm up the branch and same below waterline this allows water to "wick" up to the exposed bit and keep it moist
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having some of the driftwood coming up out of the water may add another dimension to the scape
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welcome aboard the next local club meeting isn't far away viewtopic.php?f=6&t=60355
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