livingart

yes they can be kept but you need to start with a very small one the bigger they are the more they don't like being caged in a small environment like a tank and i believe they become suicidal whereas small ones are used to hiding to avoid predators good water conditions are essential and a chiller during summer

do you think fish had enough time between changes to make fry?

Tank is 120l x 50w x 60h have set up alongside the rock pool have 2 outlets one loops to sump other empties in to the pool 2 pumps to return water one in sump one in pool switch between them every 2nd day to help cycle will transfer live rock to sump shortly tank is a good height to breed tropical seahorses in :smln:

i don't use heating during summer just stick them in the aviary outside

each to their own

that is cheap

get my filter wool from para rubber

Dear Caryl, I love my tank. cheers Joshlikesfish :thup:

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:slfg: ready to shed better?

partial shed or near shed may make it look blue coppers and rainbows come in a variety of shades, freckles and colours as i understand it the only sure way of telling rainbow skinks from copper skinks is by looking at the head scales, the copper skink has two smaller scales in the centre while the rainbow skink has single large scale in the centre

might be time to wake it up

:slfg: it pays to have clean water close at hand with marines i have found it pays to expect the worst and be ready for it the best treatment is water changes, i usually have the 1,000 litre container full :thup:

don't believe so there are rainbows present there as well they shine in the sun

not as common more so the reeves

do you have new water available? just in case

the move will create a small cycle in itself all surfaces that have become dry in the move or are new will cycle as well some bacteria will have died off also

red ears

you forgot the Testudines as most common

a bit high isn't it?

welcome aboard

it may pay to be careful what results we get and post :smln: