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livingart

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  1. you can buy overflow combs from HFF i make mine from old under gravel filter plates putting a line between your images will stop them spreading across the page trav
  2. the general public are my favourite people
  3. thats the one thank you over the last 7 days i have noticed the ornates spending more time together he has been nudging her repeatedly but she moves on did a small water change yesterday and thy were a bit more active last ngjkt i will try a bigger water change today and see what happens
  4. has anyone in their ravels on the net seen a video of ornates breding behaviour?
  5. we have created a sticky at the top of this section concerning electrical work you are allowed by law to do in your home please go here viewtopic.php?f=28&t=43808
  6. Legislation concerning electrical work you are allowed to do in your home can be found here http://www.legislation.govt.nz/regulation/public/1997/0060/latest/DLM229444.html]http://www.legislation.govt.nz/regulati ... 29444.htm Disclaimer: Inexperience & improper wiring is dangerous and can cause fire, personal injury or death. With electricity, there's no room for errors. In some cases it may also void your insurance if not compliant. Water and electricity do not mix The FNZAS recommends getting any electrical wiring work around your aquarium done by a suitably qualified person. IN SHORT FORM You are allowed to remove and replace light fittings, cords, etc, this does not mean you are allowed to DIY new fittings from scratch. You are allowed to install new or extent sub circuits, PROVIDED they are inspected and signed off by a qualified sparky. Replacing a plug or broken bulb holder is fine but building new fittings is not.
  7. you read it right gatito
  8. mothers, we do love them
  9. the earliest they may be mature sometimes not breeding till they are 15, 20 or even older that is in a sound specimen as well possibilities are the male may damage the shell or rear legs
  10. wish i was there to give you a hand with him i usually hold bird in left hand with head between index and middle finger tip of syringe under beak and gently push up as they try to bite it small squeeze into beak and let them lick it up back into cage good luck with him
  11. hope it works out right with the plumbing a piece of starfire glass as a replacement would be nice
  12. being a marine tank with overflows and holes in panes that may not be achievable
  13. they can get old but an alpha male should still operate correctly fish can have fertility issues for different reasons and age is one of them
  14. can't believe they used a rope and not a flat strap with packing to spread the loading :evil:
  15. as they can potentially reach 1.2 metres and live 10 - 20 yrs a tank with a footprint of 2.4m x 90cm would be a minimum then
  16. could hit 60cm within 9 to 12 mths maybe sooner could end up damaged in the snout if it is a skittish one
  17. a bossy auratus i had did that he did spend a month in a covered sump though
  18. big fish eat little fish bigger fish eat big fish massive fish eat bigger fish
  19. those are african cichlids from lake malawt which would grow and eat your other fish they also ideally should be kept at a higher Ph level than your current fish
  20. he doesn't like plecs for some reason
  21. missing a couple of scales, had a battle with the pleco not as stroppy as he used to be
  22. livingart

    Hi Ya'll

    good to see you still around davidb welcome back
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