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no phoenix have a couple of turtle tanks already yes sam that is what i have been picturing, well done
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have a 2.1 x .9 x .750 tank empty since i moved the arowanas moved the fish and plants from the ar620 into there pair of white angels, 3 red whiptails from simian, 2 rummy nose and a dozen blonde guppies maybe too much bio load for the aqua one 2400 to handle any suggestions or thoughts
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i made a baby faster than rockwork making a tank
livingart replied to chilli's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
congrats chilli -
B.B.Q. Tauranga Sunday 13th December
livingart replied to livingart's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
you are both more than welcome Jim -
B.B.Q. Tauranga Sunday 13th December
livingart replied to livingart's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
if you were like me and had a split personality you could attend both -
The Bay Fish and Reptile Club are having a BBQ at Living Art Wildlife Park on Sunday 13th December. Arrive around 3.30pm to start at 4.00pm. Sausages and drink provided please bring a salad to share. Other clubs and forum members families Welcome
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wholemeal or brown breads are best, chook pellets, green veges, kibbled or whole maize babies can be supplemented with whiskas cat jellymeat not fish based
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slight difference in body colouration would be my call i too would have suggested jurapari as that is the common name usually stuck on those species as said lousy photo and possibly a case for euthanasia would need to see a better photo before making that call though
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i think fish have nares not nostrils though they resemble them, not for breathing but to smell smell odours in the water
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marine, sweet, sweet, marine, is calling you simian
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ten bucks well spent
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might just be the start of a normal shell shedding
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shells look ready to shed some TLC will work wonders
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almost as nice as my pearl scale
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without a more infocus photo can't give a definitive answer can't make out lines on legs and ear patches but at a guess, yes they are red ears and they have been kept without a proper light and water maintenance has been poor
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the fish will let you know if it will do
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nice swordtail aro snookster from what i can see in 1st pic good to see it has healed well
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boxfish
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Gentlemen. Start your engines
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the aros have bony plates in their mouths that they use to pulverise their food so it can be messy haven't set the sump up yet :oops:
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i thought it was you taking the video
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no fertility in alb x alb, some yellow taddys in alb x normal/albino only 1 male albino
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yes they can occupy the same habitats of course big eats small when it comes to frogs none of my whistlers have shown much green
