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thought i might try a background need to re carve left hand side to fit overflow in

welcome aboard

awesome

thanks rong, well done do you still keep our local marines?

each 2nd or 3rd day usually

tiny occies will do well in a tank not in warm water though

melafix only works on a few types of bacteria if it not those specific bacteria that is the problem then you may as well pour water in the water melafix reviews http://www.reefsanctuary.com/forums/fis ... -work.html

gotta love the Yoda bat

only in a small are too having a clean up Female Banded Tunnel Web Spider (Hexathele hochstetteri)

found 8 today and 5 males

damage from another eartheater

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=2406&p=526788&hilit=posting+pics#p526788 snap :oops:

to mother nature

leave the starfish out any crustaceans will test if your water contains heavy metals at a toxic level shrimp, crabs, also snails

may just be physical damage as they developed you will only know if it is genetic with further breeding

read a book by the duke of bedford when i was younger he had a few birds free flight

used to have some fancies modena, jacobin, satinettes, american homer, frillbacks now rehomed locally as a youngster n CHCH used to breed and race to answer the question, have some pets who have full wings and the doors are always open they choose to be where they want to be

damp moss works well

my durso's are quiet enough for a lounge

so what happened to your big build?

well have a tank 2.4m x .6 x .6 to play with sump is 1m x.5 wide x .650 high, this is a trickle tower with refugium the tank has an overflow box at one end with a 32mm outlet so may put another 1 or 2 in to help with flow what do you reckon callifo or durso? don't know if it will be reef, FOWLR or coldie yet thinking of adding another sump same size to it and a DSB any thoughts?

there was a Jones in CHCH racing when i was a youngster an aviary bred bird should be kept in an aviary a hand reared bird can be kept in a cage so long as it is let out on a daily or regular basis i prefer a clipped wing in this situation to prevent a bird getting a fright and escaping through an open window or door when they get outside and up in the air they don't recognise any landmarks and can lose track of where they are some species will survive outside, others don't a well trained bird once it has been taught to come when called can be left to grow their wing back nothing like watching an alexandrine or king as it performs those acrobatics in the sky

what is your roof made of?