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Is it te same substrate in both tanks? Have you tried siphoning it out

That report is about a local person who breeds tropicals for the domestic market i think I breed them but only for research they are a bycatch in nz and are shipped overseas but permits and licensing is required

Was done here quite a while ago but is stopped now Are you beekeeping in Serbia or fish farming in Kerikeri?

Biggest about 80cm

The best thing is that now 8 clubs of the fed are now represented on the executive

update, now in a 2.4m x 1.2m x 60cm tank with a 500 litre sump

A big thank you for the turnout this year from Delegates and Executive and persevering through the technical issues that cropped up through the running of our first almost totally online meeting. The results are Patron - Grant Simpson MAC Vice Patron - Caryl Simpson, Mac President - Mark Paterson, BFRC Vice Presidents - Tim Kurth, CTT, Cam Sott, TAC Secretary - Danielle Wall, WAS Treasurer - Melany Mohring, WAS Editor - Darren Stevens and Stephanie Bright co editor Breeding coordinator - Maxine Lynch, UHAS and KMAC Executive Panel - Mark McElhinney, DAPS Alex Fleming, AFA Jim Systema, BFRC An excellent result as 7 of our Federation clubs are now represented on the FNZAS executive giving us a decision making process that will better represent our clubs nationwide. A very big thank you to our executive who have stood down for the work you have done in te past year.

I was testing them to ensure they were tasty

Is it built around the pillar so would need to be taken apart to move it?

Lol, hopefully it doesn't come to that, good luck

https://www.consumer.org.nz/articles/consumer-guarantees-act As it is a new unit you have rights And they have obligations under the act

Good luck

for that size i would go 20mm thick as i got deflection of about 20mm 0n a 10mm thick sheet at 800mm between supports

Yes if they are well fed they will catch up fairly quickly

You are better using the Pure Dew water that is available at super markets for topping up evaporation with, finding a local person with an RODI unit tpo supply initial waterfor byour set up if you are mixing salt will minimise the later issues with algae when cycling te system Some excellent articles in here http://aquariumworld.nz/fish/articles-guides/tropical-marine/ to help you out

http://www.business.govt.nz/laws-and-regulations/importing-exporting/what-biosecurity-means-for-importers#plant-product-imports

Agree with Alan

It can take longer in colder water

Are you following instructions exactly on test kits?

Guide to keeping New Zealand lizards in captivity. Department of Conservation, Wellington http://www.doc.govt.nz/Documents/about-doc/concessions-and-permits/protected-wildlife-in-captivity/best-practice-guide-keeping-lizards-in-captivity.pdf

I usually put the pile in a corner saves them dragging it into the pond you can turn waterfall off if you want to, if you have fish it would be good to keep it going though

Mine usually dig into the ground under a plant or grass, some just sit on the bottom of the pond, i used to think they were dead. i make a pile of leaflitter and grass clippings now and it acts like a compost heap and they dig under it

the water will keep indefinitely so long as it is in the dark to stop an algal bloom, you can put a pump in it to keep it moving and oxygenated if wanted ifg left for 4 days all planktons etc die off and settle to the bottom

Jars are pretty agro as they put on size, silver dollars will go first

http://www.fishbase.de/summary/Copadichromis-melas.html Short descriptionMorphology | MorphometricsDorsal spines (total): 15 - 17; Dorsal soft rays (total): 10-12; Anal spines: 3; Anal soft rays: 8 - 9. Diagnosis: 3 lateral spots on body; supra-pectoral spot about same size as supra-anal spot; 3 vertical bars between supra-pectoral spot and opercle; no black submarginal band in dorsal fin; breeding males entirely black with black anal fin without colored margin, spots, or streaks