livingart

done a lot of living and have seen been sides of life navarre i still have my passion but it has been tempered by the rules we have to live under if one feels strongly enough about something you can achieve it even if you just tap a piece of steel for long enough to alter its structure you can break it

and seal the cut ends of the melteca

wrong order the xrays come after the jumping

more like Accountants-1,ooo, caring reptile lovers-0 sadly in todays world most things get broken down to cost as everything has a cost attached no matter how altruistic the motive the issue of cost was raised and nav answered from his experience and point of view and alanmin from his there are many factors in the equation of destroying the animals, the first as alan has said is to ensure they are in fact a rare species not a hybrid as an animal lover it is sad to see this happen but when you look at it from the other side things are different the fine on the smuggler should reflect the repatriation costs as well being fined 10 - 30% of the possible profit on the smuggled animals might make it attractive to some people sad the world we live in and some of the humans who make up the general population

yes it's called "follow the dog"

put a back on as well it will increase the stability of the stand

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building up muscle helps the joints

the host with the most 3 x 2's will be fine dixon

no you don't it all comes back when you get older, the knees, the ankles and the back

used to do freerun before it was called "freerun' then we were called "mad idiots"

p44 is host to a lot of things

some good points aquatopia, you should put them to your local MP there are many hidden costs when you deal with govt departments

AFAIK some species on CITIES lists are endangered or threatened in their homeland but are numerous in zoos and private collections this is how they justify destroying some and not others if a country signs up to CITIES they are legally obligated to return a red list species to the country which it is native to

no its cheaper to pay for metered water

hard fish to get a pic of as it is always moving

had it about 7 months, it still hasn't finished fully colouring yet here is a picture gallery of the fish http://saltaquarium.about.com/od/wrasse ... s-Wrasses/

thats why it's called living art the wrasse was red with white stripes when it first arrived as a juvenile

makes you wonder why they smuggle them when they are readily available in australia http://www.ultimatereptiles.com.au/html ... rsale.html must be greed if they made the fines higher or a prison sentence it might be more of a deterrent

The Clown and shrimps refers to our clown or coris wrasse and the cleaner shrinps the wrasse is a busy little fish that spends its whole day turning over substrate and small rocks looking for pods whenever he goes near the pair of shrimp they wave him away with their feelers except when he wants a cleaning

do you fear the wok might be wotten at the core?

no, woks is wot wabbits thwow

to sample wok you need a wok dwill