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good point ryan, hadn't thought of that i don't count stuff bred in the big tank (what happens in the big tank, stays in the big tank) one of your females is holding ryan, first time too my breeding stuff is kept in a seperate tanks for clarity of what it is talk to your breeding coordinator phoenix

part one of getting a certificate accomplished you must have a few babies surviving in that rockwork by now found transcriptus fry the other week, they are sneaky little things

10 i think are you a member of fnzas?

:oops: it is a building term and purely used as a counterpoint to p44's talk of changing light bulbs any misconstruction of what was written and meant is solely on the part of the reader

can you take on a 3 metre stud (height)?

i think a hover dog maybe an option

welcome to the forums may your time here be pleasant

nice one reef13 how big is the tank?

bright idea time the screwy thing and sticky out thingies on the same bulb yea baby yea

i did that so many times sam i now have some screw type holders for my mistakes :oops:

they used a small w as a cost cutting measure saved 15l of ink on 10,000,000 bulbs

with this type of fish the best way to determine the culprit is to line them up once lined up look along the row, walk up and down twice, turn and face them and say "you are all under arrest for homicide" sitting and warching your tank for a long period will give you some idea of the agressor trouble with removing the main agressor is another usually steps up to fill the space

what is the bedding we had issues with scented shavings so went back to hay

that is what they were designed to do huge appendix to cope with cellulose

you can always wear gloves if you want when handling medications

looks good, they should enjoy it

they are there it will just take some time and life to bring them out cockies are a semi tame pair maybe they are standoffish

are you threatening me? you can help sort chickens out then

you sound like my youngest son p44 don't be too quick to pass a judgement before you have walked in their shoes many people lose sight of reality and little things become important this was an eviction case, maybe they walked away for their sanity sake the birds were generally in good health though most needed worming cockatoos are in shock, they are seeing sky for the first time in a while i think 2 extra sacks of kibbled maize methinks chickens were happy eating grass for awhile

i don't like chicken, pheasant is nice though and rabbit yes will try selling some, need to pay the increased food bill

good call spoon if it is what it has eaten then tomorrow should be better after drier food if gut bacteria it will continue, smelly droppings use acidophilus powder from health shop or natural yoghurt with aforesaid in it or as said before powder healthy rabbit pebbles just IMO

in that many birds you will get a few oldies or damaged ones the descision wasn't made lightly but cost of treatment was an issue

cockatoos, conures, cockatiels, kings yes it was fun had to put a few down though :evil:

i wish bulldogod