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they grow really fast when young, then start to slow at around the 50 - 60cn mark growth rates are dependant on a number of factors don't feed it it won't grow

that is the problem with bigger aros hard to place somewhere, so resell price may reflect that there is always the national aquarium for when it's bigger

it is multi purpose, coiled on my head it replaces the hairline P.S. it is to hold my ears up phoenix

by getting him at least he will have more room, but you will have to look at sourcing it a bigger home in the future they look impressive when they get some age and size on them

no its mine, to hold the aged sag up a lizard harness that i friend bought back a few years ago

bats make better radar detectors than a beardy

to answer the topic question silver aros can grow to 1.2m plus and are one of the fastest fish around over a short distance they are able to propel their whole body out of the water from a standing start aros can turn in a small space but too small a tank for too long can stunt their growth if well fed they are fast growing with a 2 year old fish easily reaching 60+ cm in a large tank as said 7 - 8 foot x 3 foot wide would be a minimum size for a 3 year plus aro i am going to upgrade my tank for the 2 i have

the cuts on my hands came from using a craft knife with the snap off blades :evil: sad thing about it is after the first time it happened i did the same thing a couple of years later and cut the same spot :oops: seperating 2 10mm glass plates with a craft knife and brute force is a recipe for disaster

i have some good scars on my hands, at least glass cuts heal well

score the broken pane with glass cutter then tap directly on opposite side on the score mark till it cracks then bend broken peices and score glue with craft knife blade works easiest for me don't forget the H&S when handling glass

you can carve the punakaiki rock look into any limestone type rock, though natural if you can find it is best soaking the stone before carving is easier and not as dusty

i run at the lower end of the scale

6 x 72 litre, 1 breeding leleupi, 2 mixed malawis, 1 adult newts, 1 young newts, 1 guppies 400l seahorse 425 litre native fish and 2 koura 609 marine fowlr, stars and stripes puffer, pair maroon clowns, foxface rabbitfish 600l brackish, monos, scats, puffer, archerfish 700l reef, wrasses, bangai, angels, ocellaris, virgate and foxface rabbitfish 814l mixed african, too many to list 814l semi planted community, silver sharks, angels, hoplos, urnate, delhezei, senegals, synos 1342l aros, jardini, GG, oscar 15,000l water tank with acrylic window native eels and fish 7,500 fibreglass local marine ponds goldfish

beats stopping at every lamp post on the street

i have had it for about 11 years, it came from the local rock shop, i got the left overs of a palette someone had bought for a house front entrance not quite the same but there are a few coastal limestone formations around nz that are interesting looking

depending on the minerals present when it was formed it can be shades of white, pink, grey or brown mine is a cream colour, it came off the west coast of the south island somewhere

took about 20 mins in the stream, just ran the net through the weeds i am using aqua one 1200 for flow it puts out a fair bit of current in a narrow tank

oooh a job as a snail wrangker

thank you purple catfish, you are correct sorry it was meant as a joke which i should have quantified :oops:

adodge is probably right, the only difference is flow in the tank

are we just doing glass tanks?

sometimes too tight a fitting can cause a small leak on o rings, i run all aqua ones and have no problems o rings must be free from any dust etc or no small tears or nicks on them are all pipes 100% secure, air in system usually comes on the inflow side

looks good, can't be any worse than a bumblebee now find him a girl

vaseline can be an "o" rings friend

stop it i am still laughing over the first one