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Rock Cod, Bearded Cod Lotella rhacinus Difficulty: Medium. Description: The Rock Cod is yellow-grey to red-brown with white fin margins. It has an eel shaped body which is covered with tiny cycloid scales. There is a barbel on the chin and juvenile fish are black in colour. Grows to 70cm and over 6kg in weight, and can live as long as 11 years. Habitat: They are found around the coastline It is usually seen in caves, in bays and coastal reefs, depth range 10 - 90 m Temperament: Usually peaceful. Minimun Tank Size: 400 litres, more as it matures. Tank Age / Maturity: At least 6 months Diet: Readily accept all foods both live and frozen Pods, mysid, raw mussel, prawn and meaty foods. Special Requirements: As they are cave dwellers nooks and crannies should be provided. Incompatibilities: Seem to do well with all fish so long as they don’t fit in its mouth.

2.1M X 90CM X 65CM

These fish can grow up to 75cm in length, weighing up to 9 kg, but their average size is 40-50cm and 1-2kg in weight. the one i have is 26cm, grown from 8mm to that size in 12 months, it is in a 1300L tank

go and ask your questions

don't stick larger wild caught ones in a tank unless it is 1,000L plus they are 60kph fish in a short spurt

They will get too big for that too, fish with turbo boost. As juvies they learn to live in a tank, mullet are a better option

Kawhai need lots of swimming room and clean well oxygenated water can grow to 30cm in their first year lidded tank

the extra costs probably relate to the time and data used to communicate with the scientists and lab equipment in the background that every thing is sent to

Similar to when there wasn't much competition in the importing of marines It will make breeding and fragging a more viable proposition for some

It appears that they are doing this to recover costs and make it more equitable for all importers with some possibly paying less

LOL

i hope they are rotkiels too

Sorry original poster is no longer on here

the symptoms you describe do not happen suddenly algae takes a few days to grow the oil on the surface would be stopping gas exchange occuring from the post it appears you were away for 2 weeks, were any water changes done in that time?

welcome to the board

It was probably an accumulation of over feeding then.

hopefully he left the butter spreader at home as well

"YEAH NAR" reminds me of BURN, who is no longer with us :bggrn:

I would be a bit dubious that they are true red heads

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Got to work this morning building was at 32c seahorse tank at 28c lost one horse lucky i had another chiller to hook in line to bring temp down again

Gutted

yes it is normal unless your skimmer is in a chamber in the sump where the water level is constant

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