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it is always hard to tell, if a female is involved alan it can be mating overtures or general asserting dominance it is a fine line in beardie language the biting her beard might be him testing the water so to speak the general demeanour of both dragons is important how they hold their body and head height and speed of the bobbing are to be taken into consideration also hopefully someone else will shed a better light on this

welcome to the forum good to see another local on board

when they assume the copulating position and the gonopodium is too long to reach the vent properly caper

if he is still active probably not a problem they usually poo daily though it can depend on what they are eating constipated dragon will get listless and look uncomfortable

he might need a cold shower

huge money is being invested in aquaculture these days, they say it is so they don't have to catch fish from the ocean i just think they have ruined the natural breeding stock in the ocean with over fishing and poor assessments of the effects of overfishing and age fish breed at as fishbreeder has probably realised keeping a large land based marine system going can be expensive

she is still tiny highlanders put out a small calf antway, good for 1st time calving my mate used my big bull over his simmentals, then bred down from there made a nice square animal, big backside, flat back and good shoulders faster growing than the highlander, low cholesterol meat and a above average yeild

clever you ausiwi

sorry mystic that site is only about catching them not about keeping them to eat later

they are both made of meat the crayfish i had for 2 years that died tasted the same as the crays i caught when diving fishbreeder started a thread about keeping saltwater fish to eat not as pets

from your description i would have to run with the fungal or physical damage as well turtles can be nasty to each other

i think it might be as hard as catching fish in a coral tank plos the fact you couldnt remove the coral

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yes catch at legal size hen put into tank no breeding yet except blennies, triplefins, seahorses and shrimp

snapper, kawhai, mullet, parore, sweep, maomao, mackerel any quota fish are legal size minimum

you could try this in the back garden

no it was a dog http://www.beehive.govt.nz/release/dogs ... iwi+refuge mustelids bite the back of head or neck from whakaangi landcare trust

do you know how to run a FOWLR system ? might be cheaper to go out on a charter boat

thats not a pond its a puddle

yes spoon should probably be an upper size limit on them the younger ones are best tasting but the older ones have to much mana to kill them they should have respect for how long they have managed to survive yes constructed the tank, cut down a large water tank cut it with a chainsaw, marked it for height i wanted laid it on its side then rolled as i cut best laugh was pulling the top off my son after it flopped on him then cut top edge out to put back on base tried open top but too much alge so put top back on cut window in out of 10mm acrylic

i've got a few dead fish in the freezer can you return them for me?

call it Late, for breakfast

the ones i have seen from a few generaions of feral have been like a pale mottled or pale tortoiseshell in colouration

or a large bucket if your lectures are longer well done

personally i would cull, maybe from two linebred fish ie: too closely related