livingart
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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
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it's not the same without the stuffing
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from here http://www.saseahorse.com/brine_shrimps.htm scroll down for gut loading
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they can be gut loaded to make them more nutritious
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if it can fit in the older fishes mouth it is a potential meal
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so long as you don't mind rehoming it, no problems kunekune go to fat quite easily i find they do better grazing on grass and just some scraps
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some get big and like to dig up the lawn most i have seen go to urban homes usually end up being rehomed
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Aarons First Marine setup Journal – Lots of PHOTOS
livingart replied to ar-photography's topic in Saltwater
nice job on the cabinet -
a good move
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Bazinga
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the other fish will still breed with the synos present
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sadly that is so true repto
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hopefully some go on to be reptile keepers or just to pass info on there are some passionate people out there prepared to learn
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already do some through local polytech and otago uni
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very pretty
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we spent awhile mixing salt and RODI water today then had to sterilse the mix so now bottles are filled with salt water to the correct salinity F2 media inserted wait for it to cool down a bit then to add phyto trialling a waterbed heat pad for keeping it all at the right temp
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thanks, cricketman spent awhile today drilling tops and marrying up tubing to fit tops properly going to put "Ts" on airline for BBS to allow removal of BBs through base
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"P" is for phyto plankton
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tops for phyto bottles frits on intakes filter down to 2 microns, syringes on exhaust with filter wool to preclude any backdraft whole setup, everything sterilised so far need to mix sea salt and RO/DI water then sterilise that too will adjust lighting
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just need a tank label Fish Health Warning: Keeping more than 3cm in otal of fish in this tank will be injurious to their health.
