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livingart

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  1. predator, prey, wish they would make their mind up
  2. you can't edit in private trade and exchange
  3. a bit of genetic engineering of the local praying mantis population going on there doug
  4. in 40l maybe a clown and a blenny or small damsel
  5. is that an ice cube?
  6. the difference between a tropical tank and a cold water is really only the temperature of the water so go for it
  7. it may be the way to go but any slip up and she is over rover
  8. will do am thinking of a polyethylene base with a gravel layer then sand, pumice and potting mix from 10cm up to 40cm deep
  9. so is the eel all right gills are usually covered in mucus with flukes and parts of gill can be eaten away from here viewtopic.php?f=25&t=32910&p=361865&hilit=diseases+of+fish#p361865 Gill and Skin Flukes Flukes are a kind of parasite that attach themselves to specific parts of the fish. Different flukes attach different parts of the body. There is a particular gill fluke that is known to occur only in Discus gills, and is responsible for the death of many juvenile fish. Adult fish can act as carriers and infect newly introduced fish What it looks like: Skin and Gill Flukes are usually invisible to the naked eye, but the behaviour of the fish can indicate an infection. Fish that 'flash' or 'strike' objects in the tank may be irritated by skin flukes - those that breathe heavily through one gill whilst clamping the other shut may have gill flukes. What causes it: Flukes are parasites that can be carried by Adult fish with little effect. Adult fish can usually suppress any outbeak through their own immune system's defences, however young fish, or uninfected fish that are bought into contact with 'carriers' can be overwhelmed before they develop immunity. What to do: Check you water parameters. Treat with Fluke Tabs or Trichlorphon, following the manufactures instructions. Read the warning labels - strong doses of organo-phosphates kill certain fish (like elephant fish) instantly. There are other treatments, however they involve dangerous chemicals and specialist knowledge, and along with the remedies mentioned above can kill other kinds of fish instantly.
  10. so it would be both
  11. i was waiting patiently for you to finsh :nilly:
  12. past christchurch auction doesn't finish til the 15th march though
  13. so i have noticed lately there is a rule to cover it somewhere
  14. gadzooks i have been sprung :oops:
  15. trolling P44 now? :dunno:
  16. lets keep the law! There's serious sneakerheads and people who buy fresh kicks when they have the chance
  17. maybe a banned word sam like balderdash :dunno:
  18. one of our club members sent me a pic of a female guppy he had bred wondered if it had a type name hard to get a clear pic
  19. 7.9 on TV1
  20. i am feeling it bro
  21. the world as we now know it yes
  22. saving the day
  23. look up sumerians and planet x
  24. need pick up and package then courier a large item in ashburton can anyone help it is a big eland head mount
  25. setting up another system can be expensive

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