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  1. livingart
    the ihs was probably done to allow exchange of those torts for a breeding program between australasian zoos even a private member with a zoo licence cannot let animals out of a containment facility without the correct paperwork ie: the development of an ihs for general release you pays your money you take your chances it is black and white ihs for containment or ihs for public release no ihs no release it doesn't matter if they are in public hands already or not
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    http://theaquariumwiki.com/TDS
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    total dissolved solids?
  4. livingart
    Pursuant to section 22 of the Biosecurity Act 1993, this document is the import health standard for the importation from Australia of the star tortoise (Geochelone elegans) and the yellow-headed tortoise (Indotestudo elongata) into New Zealand for zoos.
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    yep
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    it shows
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    good post jennifer
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    like alan i believe the fish you are refering to BURN are gambusia http://www.nzfreshwater.org/thumbnails/gambusia.html confusing these with tropical guppies is an easy mistake for a tyro to make in fact i have seen people attempt to sell these on trademe as cold water guppies :roll:
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    i do love the way ye jest with the swabs captain Ira
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    discus help

    livingart replied to reef13's topic in Diseases

    the mucus layer on discus maybe slightly different as they are able to feed their fry from it
  11. livingart
    could be as you said a number of things speculation ontil it is examined really an abrasion will clear up over a short time depending on how bad it is is it housed with other rabbits?
  12. livingart
    some reptiles don't seem to conform to scientific rules if it did happen as soloman has suggested then a raise in average mean temperature in their habitat may cause the extinction of that species the Thai water dragon P. coccinus (spelling) in papers i have read is chromosonally sex determined
  13. livingart
    is this new info that has come out? there are a few types of sex determination in reptiles, so what you are saying may well be a possibility
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    +1
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    you will never get a decent reply from any politician as they have a team writing their responses who are careful not to put anything in writing that can be used as a fact
  16. livingart
    think you will find things the same the world over, some good, some not so good
  17. livingart
    if you are going to use water stored for use in your tanks then that will be one way of checking but remember guppies are tough little sods sometimes and it may take awhile for any long term genetic effects to show
  18. livingart
    putting a filter on the WDs works well, no worse than turtles all make good pets with regular handling from young BDs would be the most interactive
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    thanks mystic
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    still need to hang the rest
  22. livingart
    i can be a bumbletron and the fuzz is slowly disappearing off my head is that Fuznutius disappearicus and Bumbletron imafooleri?
  23. livingart
    i would have thought that the vet bill would have been the responsibility of the kennel owners http://www.consumer.org.nz/news/view/ke ... ng-kennels
  24. livingart
    that is a tail less whip scorpion, they are not really a scorpion though not poisonous
  25. livingart
    very nice do you make your own cases?
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