livingart
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that is true in a strict scientific sense but i have seen the laws broken in the random expression of genetics
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i'll back sneaky up on that i have had them for 24 yrs
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Aarons First Marine setup Journal – Lots of PHOTOS
livingart replied to ar-photography's topic in Saltwater
nice setup if it would take the weight you could set up a deep sand bed in the refugium -
i use blue lights to come on 1/2 hr before the halides turn on then vice versa of an evening
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quite a few using these on marines now local reefer has some info on them here http://www.reefkeepers.co.nz/forum/view ... f=21&t=547
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Artemia can live in fresh water for about 5 hours before they die They decompose pretty fast as well
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leave it until next shed and see how it goes
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you may get some bowing in the 2.4m lengths may also be aggravated over time with moisture from the tanks
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a male and female at the right age and right food and conditions will breed easily
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female is approx 43cm, male slightly smaller eating oxheart, krill, earthworms, prawns, mussel and smaller fish
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the human need to know
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i'll have pavlova no just what they look like now, big fat finned sausages
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Charophyte is the common name for green plants in the order Charophyceae.
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i have a couple of salamis that used to be called ornates
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what size is your enclosure reptiez?
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welcome to the forum
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hi jc254, if you put your location in the user control panel at the top of the page someone local may be able to help try here for some info viewtopic.php?f=5&t=45424&hilit=seahorse+care+sheet
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Living Arts/Kelly Tarltons visits.
livingart replied to Carlos & Siran's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
good to meet you guys too, very nice people thanks for the visit -
yes used them for awhile but like others reverted to the coke bottle system
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hans had a mineral mix available awhile back, you could try PMing him to see if he has any left
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the freshwater tank it was in was the african tank with high ph, maybe this helped it survive a whole lot of young ones were put in there for live food, a few lived
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posibly Variable Triplefin, Forsterygion varium i have had tem live in my tropical marine for at least a year and in a tropical freshwater for 6 months
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good thread on it here viewtopic.php?f=25&t=36651&p=403396&hilit=treating+hole+in+the+head#p403396
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pigs lack an opposable thumb to be able to handle a shovel properly
