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livingart

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  1. not unless he is calling himself McDiscus now
  2. 1080 is an indescriminate killer sadly in todays money ruled world it is probably the most cost effective way of sorting out some of the pest species our native specis and habitat is a billion dollar earner for tourism but farming is a huge earner as well it is currently impossible to eradicate every exotic pest in nz here will always be big arguements for both sides and emotions can run high and emotive statements don't help a debate i disagree with the use of 1080 but understand why it is used
  3. implied swearing!! hard to fix does the wing have some movement or just hanging? is it broken or just popped out of socket does it feel gritty if you move wing means a break place wing against body and run a piece of sellotape around body and lower chest just in front of legs not too tight just enough to stop movement in joint then run another piece around behind legs but not over the rectum leave on for 2 - 3 weeks then spray with water and remove gently while holding wing in place
  4. got a photo of the wing? and where is the break
  5. you may be lucky then
  6. tilt head on side drop omto joint of beak and let in seep into mouth you should be able to feel or see bird swallow about 3-4 drops berocca tablets may work as well as a vitamin b source
  7. i like tar sandwiches the tip of a teaspoon in 1/4 breakfast cup of warm water vegemite doesn't work the same
  8. can't really do much else if it maks it through the night you have won 1/2 the battle shock and interbal injuries are the big killers the eye and blood in nostrils possibly suggest a good bang on the noggin so it is a waiting game to see if it can recover itself warmth quiet and a bit of energy which you have done ps a bit of marmite in warm water can work to restore vitB which birds use up when under stress
  9. hasn't she just not bad for a girl
  10. adult bird put him in a nice warm dark place and see if he is alive in the morning
  11. an amazing reef tank build in Port Waikato http://www.faysreeftank.com/
  12. can platys change sex like swords do
  13. livingart replied to Zayne's topic in Freshwater
    it will depend on the size of the item or items you are shipping
  14. that has been my experience in the past, haven't trid with the more modern filters though
  15. livingart replied to shrimpy_boy11's topic in Welcome
    hi shrimpy welcome to the fish place
  16. livingart replied to Zayne's topic in Freshwater
    google can be a good friend
  17. livingart replied to Zayne's topic in Freshwater
    http://www.nzcouriers.co.nz/ just one of many
  18. studying the myelin sheath development in young fish would be microscopic now that aquaculture is a billion dollar business worldwide more money is being spent on research so new developments are coming out all the time
  19. nice wound, lucky there wasn't more damage how did you get on with OSH?
  20. CPR = crafty phoenix resurrection
  21. possibly a lack of HUF causes nutritional deficiencies in the fish which affect their nervous system thus when given a sudden fright the subsequent shock overloads the system and effectively the young fish have a myocardial infarction AAAAARRRRGGGHHH gurgle gurgle uuhh

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