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a good way of growing out discus
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Can an oscar really be taught to roll over?
livingart replied to fish_tank0311's topic in Freshwater
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just keep feeding the parents their seed, fruit and veges
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fruit, veges, seeds
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Arowana Help! not eating as if something stuck in mouth
livingart replied to henward's topic in Rare and unusual fish
probably needed a break from the power feeding -
sorry got busy and forgot about it the operation was a success but there was some nerve damage and circulation loss to the end of the wing this necessitated amputation of the end of the wing meaning the bird couldn't be returned to the wild luckily it looks like the wellington zoo may be able to offer the bird a home to live its days out
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terrestrial gastropods no longer have gills, they use the inner surface of the mantle as a lung this must be kept wet at all times to allow gas exchange to take place so a slug could breathe underwater
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as smidey said he kept young angels in a smaller tank any fish whose adult size is too big for your tank can have their growth restricted by being kept for too long in a small tank so as the fish grow you will have to look at getting a bigger tank or selling the fish on i think most of us have started with a small tank but found as the fish and the passion grow so do the tanks and their size
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that upgrade didn't take long
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there is always a possibility wether there is any offspring from the union is a moot point
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a bigger tank
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G'Day
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must be a recession snail
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that is so sad that one of your snails has been kicked out of its home
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+1
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try this member ar-photography viewtopic.php?f=5&t=46168&p=529694#p529694
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Arowana Help! not eating as if something stuck in mouth
livingart replied to henward's topic in Rare and unusual fish
+1 if its been 11 days -
welcome
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welcome aboard me heartie
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The two curved bones under the front neck area of an adult
livingart replied to Sweetysmum's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
as aquila said
