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PENALTY EGOMANIA

:rotf: the grin and smile have been wearing thin some times

anemone is about 60cm from front glass and the shrimp is tiny will see what i can do

not you :slfg: anthony

you need to read the rules

ah the old trademe link to a pic of the fish you were selling I ceecee now not quite the full story

:rotf: i got this one from bunnings

they don't like paparazzi

Carpet anemone, have had this one for awhile it has had 4 fights with a power head in its time in the tank, but has recovered each time it now hosts an anemone shrimp which you can just make out as white dots on the right hand side of it

mine came back as inane game to play :rotf:

any fish or animal can sulk when move to new surroundings they may need time to familiarise themselves and sort out territories again

may need to wait awhile for those external filters can work with a low bio-load good skimmer would be better

and by the looks of it watson i believe all 4 exist in the same habitat

good guess but that is a red capped, beaked forest tortoise

one is a native :rotf: and one is a tautass

gum tree leaves is staple diet

I bin thinkin!

Sourced a 4 foot tank on a black MDF stand Tank is a bay window style with the angled front corners drilled left hand end of tank with 38mm holes to take 2 bulk heads cut middle support out of base to allow room to put sump in ran a piece of 4' x 2' pine lengthways under centre of base to replace the support i took out building sump 65cm x 45cm x 40cm to fit the gap left between supports

pity she is desexed if she is one of ours she will be a nice natured dog

Keep surfing just keep an eye out for sharks or hidden reefs and stay on the board

this is some good reading too 2009 http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/files/biosec/consult/ros-fisornic.all.pdf

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giving them names makes them easier to identify