livingart
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it is a hard hobby if you are a perfectionist
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those are funny goldfish you have been looking at neon
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It is a JPG format image the name "JPEG" stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group, the name of the committee that created the standard. more info here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JPEG
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a link to a picture
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anyone know what these are caught these today in the habour while whitebaiting fish is around 2 cm and swims like a clown, brown with a white tail will try for a better pic also caught a 7.5cm barracuda not sure of this one, anyone recognise it fins are wrong for a terakhi pectorals are more rounded than in photo colour without flash are darker markings maybe juvenile colours fish is 2.5cm
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sorry to crash your topic nissan :oops: good to hear your beardie has settled back down
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biological or foster mother?
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must be a female
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i tried anubias and java in the big tank anubias has done fairly well but i am constantly removing pieces of java from the overflow comb and it was big java originally :evil:
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Supplies for a 900x300x300 natural aquarium tank
livingart replied to simfish's topic in Beginners Corner
a trader called speedsailer sells PMDD on the auction site trademe -
The te on the end is silent.
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chemically inert?
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from the wedsite from that i take it that doesn't dissolve as it is reusable
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after reading the court files in the local paper i think there are a lot of switched on gardeners in tauranga
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sorry but it was recently discovered that all the above mentioned are just variants of the original these, and are now back on the allowed list it says it is chemically inert but maybe best to trial it first
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see phoenix a mam with an imagination
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scabies maybe the word you are looking for hans
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thanks ryan
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that will work
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yes gaps work well, gives space for the fish to swim
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+1 to hosing it down and the pics i found it easier to carve when it is soaked in water less dust too
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there is a search function at the top of the page typing in worming fish may bring up a topic like this viewtopic.php?f=25&t=35481&p=421822&hilit=worming+fish#p421822 feeding them a lot of white worms has been reported to cause white stringy poos as well as possible parasite infection
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have you tested the water you used for the change? or done before and after tests?
