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marine, sweet, sweet, marine, is calling you simian

ten bucks well spent

hi and welcme to the forums Diver Dan needs a mermaid companion

might just be the start of a normal shell shedding

shells look ready to shed some TLC will work wonders

almost as nice as my pearl scale

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

the fish will let you know if it will do

nice swordtail aro snookster from what i can see in 1st pic good to see it has healed well

boxfish

Gentlemen. Start your engines

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:

i thought it was you taking the video

no fertility in alb x alb, some yellow taddys in alb x normal/albino only 1 male albino

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

lining big holes can be expensive

excavator?

lars is on the left in last photo video here

i like the idea of adding a 2nd tier to the breeding scheme for rarer or harder to breed fish it is important to do this as more species will go onto cities appendix and only captive bred will be available keep the thoughts coming

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you can do that already in the eel tank

panzer is in there already too early to tell how they will all get on

can the cactus company not export some plants to the states, maybe make enough from export so they can concentrate on the rarities a percentage can then be let go to the new zealand market where you have humans you will always have the situation you have described bar banning people from breeding and selling you can't stop it from happening, it just has a bigger effect in a depressed market

in an envelope and stamp on it