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livingart
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sorry Ira it is a carpet shark about 18 inches long
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that is maybe a little more than an addiction firenzenz when 8ft tanks are too small
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yes and probably a bit more intelligence
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thanks for the heads up i have chained aslan to the pool fence good luck
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yes david the best bet
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sold one today already have 4 tame adults so don't want to keep any more
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yes anubias and 3 types of java fern in there and your favourite ambulia
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we need one of those rolling on the floor with posterior falling off emoticons
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:oops: plastic fantastic nick i may take the tank apart and put the carpet shark in there
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Caroline said it was a brown shark and i thought young bronze whaler was best pleased when i saw what it was
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sorry for the bad pic just got given a bucket of terakihi to eat and this for the tank
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just had a carpet shark arrive cricketman
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they are a pest up here the odd indian hill mynah is still around as well these guys when adults are cheeky, talking birds with real attitude one of our tame ones wouldn't let a family near their picnic lunch you can only miss them if your sights are out hans
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Caroline has been rearing 3 of these thay are called larry, curly and moe
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been setting up to do a planted tank
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i have those ryan but not too good on the acrylic
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its the DUGONG BAR thank god speedos are out of style a whale of a time thar she blows and wheres me harpoon me hearties
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you whistling dixie there boy
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couple of little kids stood at the tank looking up at the fish for 15 mins today absolutely mesmerised their dad said it was the quietest he had ever seen them
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yes mel first time they have had a human in their space will do the other half tomorrow my wife said i was the biggest scrubber she had seen the oscars actually got close but internal memory was full on camera
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had to clean the arowana tank
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the jar ate one of my last silver dollars and i am not really a fan of pacus dixon
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just had cricketman in and he was blown away by the colours in the fish under natural sunlight the silver aros are showing a lot of red especially the males the jar has always been a darker colour david, just think under the flouros it paleed him up a bit probably got darker with age, or i just see it every day so haven't noticed it it gets a lot of comments from the bigger fish fish keepers
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now how to clean the viewing pane? remember it is acrylic
