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good effort sam sadly some things are meant to be but you will learn from the experience

anyone else? if you agree with the caresheet at the start of this thread or can suggest a change please let us know maybe different ones can be created for all the exotic reps and amphibs found in nz

nice one supasi like the underwater shots

worst part is tiny bird tiny bones and without xray is hard to diagnose or align properly if it is a break or fracture both legs stiff would suggest the pelvis one leg would suggest broken leg google a finch skeleton it may give you some ideas weaning or fledging puts birds through a lot of stress and they can consume a lot of vit B in this time have you tried a bit of marmite dissolved in warm water dropped on his tongue? can help nerve damage

may be the pelvis

we forgot impaction and brumation i have added a bit to the care sheet, anything further to add if not and you are happy with it let us know

fa'a Dragene?

sorry i missed this sam extended legs, balled up feet and spasms can also be a sign of vit deficiencies that can be caused by a number of things vit b can sometimes help, berocca tablets or even marmite dissolved in water can help little drops on side of beak and allow the bird to swallow itself trying to force feed or crop needle a bird of this size is not a good idea for an inexperienced hand glucose is good for energy a bird has a high metabolism and can go from well to very sick in 4 hrs

have you let them read it dougstark?

take your fitting down to your local plumbers supplies and tell them what you are trying to achieve i find our local guys very helpful

have added it I.D. thanks anybody or thing else?

beautiful fish and some dedicated breeding and skill involved in creating them

welcome to the forums and enjoy your stay

in the rep and amphib section and invite others to add points just like this thread as people have raised points that others agreed on i altered or added them to the original care sheet it is good to get different peoples perspectives and experiences on their care in nz

hi fushy welcome to the forums mat your time here be enjoyable lots of experienced people here to help you out there is a local fish club to you cheers ps in user control panel you can add your location so locals know where you are

a stab in the dark can hurt when your surrounded by porcupines

nice pics nice fish firenzenz

if you clean out daily and keep the males seperate and outside the smell is greatly reduced snakekid are you going to post the axy care sheet here?

that was a guess at ID i got back in and is probably the closest so far as to top finnage and snout shape it still has the wide pectoral fins and swims like a weedfish time will tell if it survives

yes are warehou, i apologis for catching these fish but they were originally unidentifiable little brown fish is possibly some type of blenny or weed fish, still unidebtified as it is still possibly in larval stage i have been asked that if it dies to freeze it into a block of ice and to send to a scientist i also have caught some fish at 5mm that are starting to look like stargazers i got started on local marine about 25 yrs ago when i pulled an old fan belt out of the habour with a pair of seahorses attached supasi

will you be removing the adults?

hi donna would you like to start a turtle care sheet off, pwetty pwease

yes no more nails works, but i think it will come apart under long term exposure to damp

pointy stick material