livingart
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yes depends on the personality he seems like a nice bird hopefully
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a few pet cockatoos pluck themselves for different reasons we have 12 in total some were neglected training to be someone's pet
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it is different for each system i top up 10L every second day on the reef once a week on the cold water
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making it specific to cane toads only and the vast area they have spread over :dunno: more chance of organising a reptile society in nz
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won't happen
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regular over feeding can build up internal fat deposits that will impact on other organs can lower fertility and cause arterial problems same with feeding too much animal protein too early in life
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if your diagnosis is correct http://www.aquaticcommunity.com/disease/anchorworm.php as they are a crustacean copper should kill them as well
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Pablo has been eating the sponges some of the other fish Talbots Damsel Copper band Butterly
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running an auto top up may save you a little work as there is not much room in return pump section
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you can't stop nature
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until the brass monkey is no longer together
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http://fishbase.sinica.edu.tw/Summary/speciesSummary.php?ID=12722&genusname=Choerodon&speciesname=fasciatus Choerodon fasciatus Harlequin tuskfish not really reef safe but we shall see had the last one for 6 years but that was a few years ago :sage:
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yes it is the third pair of pet cockatoos we have got breeding and raising young special moment when it happens
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could turn it up to 34 and we'll have lunch :cofn:
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so you will be filtering the water inside the tree trunk? will it be able to flow through rest of tank? so long as heater isn't touching polystyrene it will be good remember you will need flow over the heater a pic would help
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running around 16c no chiller
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:rotf: his mum plucked herself for 12 years stopped plucking when she started sitting this year just a really small patch on her front he will get a couple of days to settle down then into training we will see how much of my blood he spills and hopefully he will leave me my thumbs
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a rockfishes favourite food
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been in the tank for awhile now
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yes as patient as you :facepalm: hows your rockfish
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so named from the noise he was making in the steel drum of a nest box he is now 3 months and 3 weeks old his parents are 2 pet birds we have had together for 12 years glad to see they have finally gotten back to being cockatoos
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good luck with the journey :thup:
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i hope your tank is cycled before you start collecting stuff
