livingart
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i have lots of live coral rubble you could throw in that filter and some small bits of live rock as well if needed +1 to all tetranz has said
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sorry no quick fix maybe substrate leaching particles in water bacterial bloom uneaten food, filter cleaned too well just to mention some possibilities questions would be what type of substrate, tank/filter maintenance, feeding etc?
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+1 scats can be pretty agressive to each other
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the killie king
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if the joins look alright you can get away with just resiliconing the inside how deep is the tank?
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craft knife blade
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so long as no stress bubbles are showing where front pane joins end panes you should be alright if using a clamp may pay to put lengths of tinber and padding to spread the load front and back
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get both for a varied diet, white worms are quite rich try pm to ID bio supplies are good
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cheaper than glass prices i was quoted, but scratches easily not as cheap as the acrylic prices i was quoted though
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i got some awhile back off insects direct but not sure if he is still breeding them
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white worms and fruitflies buy some wingless fruitflies and get them breeding
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Conference 2010 - Last chance to register!
livingart replied to bdspider's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
had me worried for a minute simian we have made the bookings -
you nust ship a lot of fish
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constant inconsistency is consistency
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only when i'm really hungry no real predators except a morepork on the young ones
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kiore brought here as a food source
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the things you find trolling through the interweb
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depends on the fish you are going to put in them
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you know, bag buddies
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welcome to the forum
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not always in any species many things make an alpha animal
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where are you located?
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it is good when older to be able to remember the path you walked to get there
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if you mean live rock for a marine tank then you wll need to keep it "live"
