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i love observation of the interaction and behaviour of animals in a group i am good at body language and speak good baboon

one can make a better judgement with some information, grasshopper

i have kept brichardi in a 60l successfully and just kept taking young out when they reached 2 cm

i was the alpha male to 5 of them and 3 chacmas i did not take part in the mating sys

one of my dads friends was a copper from that area, he was a hard man

that thickness of plywood would work ? depending on size of tank? and being screwed and glued personally i would use 4 x 2's and ply it is better to over design than under design

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i didn't know beardies had a nest to leave sometimes when they are in their brumating period they can be left alone for a few weeks remember they are your worries not the beardies

love the hamadryas, takes me back a few years

welcome, enjoy your stay

having treid this before i agree with mincie doesn't take much to upset the system and cause a wet floor syphon can be upset by micro bubbles in water and build up in the syphon which can restrict flow so long as you are aware of this it can work, my 2metre reef is on syphon ststem

theres a lot of sheep in the background of the first photo all huddled together for warmth

if they do breed you will have floppy delta swordtails

i think you spelt "mating with" wrong

that bit of water a little south of you is called the cook strait phoenix and there is a bridge to cross from nth to sth island

mark on back suggests mechanical damage any way cat or anything has got him? noise like that is pain or fear

i got 650 :oops: can't stand the pad on the laptop :evil:

ok then it swallowed an old guy on an inflatable raft

would you believe a guy on a jetski

5430 and the anaconda swallowed the river boat

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how are you defining a tank? glass with water in 6 big ones 1 medium 12 small ones plastic with water 2

my kids call it oldtimers disease alan :roll:

i think once you keep frontosas it is a love affair they have an aura about them took this set of photos one after the other the right hand side of the tank where the lumpheads and electric yellows hang out lots of babies hang out bottom right pile of rocks and the alpha fron owns the big cave in the middle middle of tank, a sort of everymans land they think its feeding time left hand side where brichardis lurk and breed flat rock leaning on left is where the other large fron hides