livingart
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be a good name for a bird of prey
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put a clothes peg on them his wing is clipped so if he gets out he won't fly away or hit windows once you have him trained you can let his wing grow back but remember he can fly out an open window or door
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remind me never to put anything in writing 8)
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i've got eggs, but don't count your beardies till they stop eating each other
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help sex my 10cm electric yellow lab and id this malawi?
livingart replied to trace&steve's topic in Cichlids
i'd go kenkii in there as well and male for the yellow -
help sex my 10cm electric yellow lab and id this malawi?
livingart replied to trace&steve's topic in Cichlids
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i do like a bit of gravy on me budgie
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your ok so long as you don't eat the slugs i have had no problems in Tauranga
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a lot more energy now, standing up and trying to bite, a very good sign underwing is white with black leading edge and no thumbmark at base of wing preening itself at last but feathers need more water proofing
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help sex my 10cm electric yellow lab and id this malawi?
livingart replied to trace&steve's topic in Cichlids
crabro cross? -
perches are fine, don't use grit paper in bottom can irritate feet varying diameter is good for feet a bit of cuttlefish for beak don't get a mirror bit of silverbeet or broccoli every now and again wholemeal bread crusts or bits of toast play with it a lot,
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sorry i can't help megs, the unpaid jods are already taken by Caroline and i
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here are some sad/sick people in the world
livingart replied to livingart's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
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the meanness value would depend on the tone it was said in, and also the characters of the person who said it and the one who heard it if you are happy and the fish are happy, no problem
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it is only when you burn he pan with nothing in it normal cooking is ok
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or muzzled the pitbull
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yea it's the only time you want an animal to croak on you
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shows the yellow isn't recessive
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you have never been backwards in coming forwards i couldn't remember which way round it was either :oops:
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to get technical the Honey Gourami or Honey Dwarf Gourami was first described by Hamilton, F. [buchanan] in 1822 as Colisa Chuna, today it is described as Trichogaster chuna.
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welcome have a good stay
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try these guys, see if they are doing a run http://shintoshuffle.synthasite.com/poultry.php
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beak does look like salvins but may still be holding some juvenile colouration will check underwing he held the squid down
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it is a good day when we learn something new
