livingart
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you are talking about the right end of the elephant
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he last visited Sun Aug 05, 2007 11:42 am tell him i bet he can't remember his password
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a tank fit for an emperor
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RTG: Latest photo. approx 19 inches? ish, big fella
livingart replied to henward's topic in Rare and unusual fish
i suppose it does lose a bit in the sizing -
remind him he already has an account on here
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Water change = Driftwood "smoke" then turns to cobweb???
livingart replied to hovmoller's topic in Freshwater
wonder if it is a fungi or bacteria that is living in the wood and water changes are causing it to spore -
How does one get soil dampness between 2 p.m. and 4p.m
livingart replied to Insect Direct's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
and i refrained from posting "go out at 3pm to find the soil" -
BFRC Annual AUCKLAND TRIP Sat 25th Sept 2010
livingart replied to Stuartk's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
well done stuart should be an excellent trip i take it this is open to all locals but club members get first dibs -
don't know about recently but 25 yrs ago tefe greens were bred in this country
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that maybe a possibility as it can be hard to keep the bacteria cultures used in most of this type of product pure
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the terracotta one looks good too
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so your tank is continually cycling
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cycling is whenever it goes through the nitrogen cycle
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lizard whisperer
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Suspect water conditions? But everything tests okay?
livingart replied to TommySharp's topic in Diseases
is the counter top filter you are using clean? -
or hose supplies
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john guest make a fitting for airline back flow arrestor maybe paykels nz
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most excellent dude
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2 GGs were fine till one hit 14 inches then there was one overnight :evil:
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ever hopeful
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that is correct
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welcome
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the bully fry are smaller than inanga fry so may have problems feeding on artemia like inanga do the green water is a motile phyto plankton tetraselmis , adult rotifers maybe too big as well
