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Where are you based?

Should be okay, if too much flow point it at a wall to deflect the flow

Hi 9 tropical species are on the import list https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/14-Tropical FWFishallowedinNZdatabase/ Some were available from Livin Reef in Christchurch recently but have sold out i think Natives can be kept but not sold without a permit

https://issuu.com/fnzasaw/docs/aw_2021_66_1/s/12038622

An article in here on a build https://issuu.com/fnzasaw/docs/aw_2021_66_1/s/12038622

https://inzectdirect.co.nz/ Trademe haS lots of insects at the moment

Welcome aboard, a nice tank.

As Caryl posted it is a no no on the rays in NZ

You could acclimatise them slowly in a bucket until close to tank temperature or float them in a big bag

Cherry shrimp are an unwanted organism in NZ.

Welcome to the forum, there is a lot of guppy info here https://aquariumworld.nz/forums/forum/12-livebearers/

Get some locusts or crickets for it as they are sight feeders and prefer their food to move

https://www.trademe.co.nz/pets-animals/reptiles-turtles/other/listing-2797805157

Looks okay could be getting ready for a shed

Could be very expensive getting the wood analysed Maybe find some Gambusia and put them in a tank with the wood to see what happens.

If you want i am on this page https://www.facebook.com/groups/ophidiomaniacs

I can help with your dilemna?

Hi gatito welcome back. I have merged your accounts and you should be able to change your username if you like. Cheers At the top right of your blue tongue post is a share to facebook function that you can share to the FNZAS facebook group page

Not a plant expert srry maybe Ludwigia?

Try some streams in Waitakeres or in farm land, no Amano shrimp here in nz

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Hi, try this site for safe to eat plants, it is for tortoise but fairly relevant for safety. https://www.thetortoisetable.org.uk/ I have found Water dragons fairly slow growing but have housed mine in an aviary type enclosure outdoors.

It is a wonder it isn't reported more often