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i imagine that would work navarre you could do a savannah look aquascape or the mount kilimonjaro style works well if you handrear the liomhead and leopard plec i hear it makes them easier to handle just make sure the Ph (personal hygiene) levels are right for all involved

yes the pressure is bad at the moment

a zebra crossing expert has said you could use this zebra to improve markings by crossing with other zebras

older larger red ear turtles can winter outside so long as they have an area to dig into for the colder months if they have been indoors for awhile they will need to acclimatise to life outside donnam has more experience with frosts than i do turtle care sheet viewtopic.php?f=40&t=42501

owing to the privacy act i was unable to find out who i bruyed it off but i believe the person was a pedestrian crossing patrol warden at school so knows his zebras

bery good caryl

got a sport setting on the camera?

Hemiechinus auritus

it is good to ask what others think and their opinions or experiences then you can make an informed descision on what best suits you i stared out and i made some impulse buys that turned out to be bad descisions would have been good to have a forum of experienced people to draw on in those days research and ask and most of all don't blindly believe what you are told even what i have just written until you are told it at least 3 times

http://www.rnsnz.com/nci.asp MAYBE INFO HERE

rubbing my ego won't get you any cheaper a price if i do decide to rehome this zebra also i didn't breed this zebra it just suddenly appeared i am not concerned that i don't know the parentage as i realise you will take what i say at face value i can supply the flying pig you speak of, we have mini kunekune but you will have to find your own catapult P.S. i had a foot massage once and ended up with athletes back

yes ornates are fascinating :bounce:

because it will end up a fish you will need to unload later and it will eat any plants in my eperience 50cm in 2 yrs

do you really think that a photo of the actual zebra in question will make the ID any clearer i think you are just horsing around

don't get giant gourami

that would be som good ideas seahorsecrazy to samh you nerd who visits nirvana the patterning doesn't match the burchell closely enough mind you trying to id from a photo is hard if i blur the photo and make it smaller it might make it easier to claim it as a burchells

woke up this morning to find this zebra swimming in my tank i can't get a photo of it as it is moving too fast to get a decent pic and because of the lack of room i can't get far enough away from the 2 foot tank to get all the zebra in it does tend to fill the tank though so i got a pic off the net to show you what it might look like at a rough guess, well colouration looks like a zebra anyway if anyone can confirm my suspicions of the species then i can find a mate for it and start breeding them here is the pic confuseduis say like a leopard a zebra never changes its stripes P.S. please forget all i have just written as i have just realised i am still asleep and sleep typing :oops:

usually better where a river enters the sea all the easy to get stuff is probably at the LFS

it is amazing when an animal wants to breed it will breed anywhere tried to stop my lorrikeets from breeding so took out the nestbox they dug a hole in the ground and raised chicks there

at least a mask and snorkel

those look like an african hedgehog

size is always relative

try shorter periods and see if that has an affect?

that would be a mission Zev probably find most of those listings are done by males i have people come in and say they have a massive fish tank they walk in the fishroom and see the 2.4s and say now they are massive tanks there are a few expletives when they see the aro tank

4x2x2 is small seriously to your average fish keeper i would class a 4 foot as a big tank, 6 foot plus as huge 8 foot plus as massive