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thanks simian any help for the forest and bird man will be appreciated

a very thin inside out non seeing eye dog

an inside out non seeing eye dog the plot thickens moriarty 8)

yes they are described as a carnivore, sometimes anything is worth a try do they feed after lights out?

that about sums it up sorry, wait until they are more coloured

have you tried algae wafers and zucchini sliced have you got algae in your tank

my red shoolders have never shown yellow even when first colouring maybe the lady they bought them off mislaid what tank she had put fry in or something and gave them the wrong fish

i think ira was saying that his dog ran through the glass even though it had no dog door in it correct me if i'm wrong

pointy hat, big D, and stand at the back of the class facing the wall did your dog make its own dog door Ira?

or the "Nosh Pit"

good thread here viewtopic.php?f=40&t=37055&start=90

are they skinny?

pm

when was last water change always my first, first aid treatment when i have trouble test water as well if you have a test kit

amazing thing is i have never seen an animal deliberately starve itself to death when food is available

i could probaly pull 20 fish at 2cm out of the tank per month

not wise just had an african tank for awhile and have made a few mistakes (learning curve) another problem i have is fish getting chased and wedging themselves face first in gaps because scales stick backwards they sometimes get jammed the rest of the fish clean them up los of nooks and crannies means a high rate of fry survival

can't see why not if you find some still settles there, you can always add a power head

i do weekly about 1/3 i have sited powerhead opposite end to sump intake but amongst the rock aimed to power water through the rocks seems to work alright i pull tank apart once a year, take out rocks, catch fish and syphon off dirty muck edit: tank is 2.4 x 60 x 60 and a lot of big fish, lots of babies

Looking good phoenix do you have anything to move sediment from behind the rockwork?

if you are going to that sort of trouble you may as well just give them a crunch with your fingers the other trick is to put them in the fridge to slow them down not for too long as i don't think beardies do frozen T.V. dinners

i have been approached by the local forest and bird society to help set up a native fish display at Fieldays 2009: 10 - 13 June 2009! i have a 5 foot tank and stand plus cf1200 canister filter set up one of the local guys can deliver it all over there but wondered if abyone locally could help set it back up and look after it, then break it down again i thought that emptying the water into a 200 litre plastic drum fish into bags and polybox and gravel, plants into buckets then re assembling all on site would work any thoughts ideas etc would be appreciated

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