livingart

a problem and a possible reason why all in one

i have some fish to go up too

yes there are many species that can be imported and not survive in our environment sadly they all need a health standard developing many people are passionate about wanting to keep them but no-one is committed enough to spend the time or money to do the health standards

one could say it is dumb to put a cat and dog in the same house used to have a baboon and tiger that lived in the same caravan

a lot of conjecture going on it is best to deal in facts

different strokes for different folks know of a few lizards that have a bit of freedom in the house, get on with cats and dogs the only stress is usually on the part of the cat

you'll need a passport first

somebody should try importing some :cofn:

yea right

remora yea right a sharks fin can't be anything else but outstretched :rotf:

cannibalism ?

no we are not alone

or a roast

not a pony tail just what is left of a mullet after baldness set in :sml1:

just laziness, i couldn't be bothered getting them back out of the bag :slfg:

the tank was put there by the owners to create a bit of ambience in the restaurant and quite possibly a tropical marine was selected to create the "wow factor" obviously the original posters dining experience was less than expected owing to his understanding of what a marine tank should be sad to see a restaurant and a very public owner that prides himself on the finer details of dining out let this slip maybe he is too busy with other commitments or just doesn't know how a marine tank should be run

you made our local paper stella

do it quietly and if it is not rectified then it can be taken further

https://www.facebook.com/OfficialSimonGault

the oscars may be intelligent enough to work out where the food is coming from and try knocking it into the water

That should clean up the 980's are a nice size tank i just finished setting one up recently

:oops: right link this time http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=43270 :facepalm:

http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=40&t=42391