livingart
-
Posts
17874 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Plant Articles
Fish Articles & Guides
Clubs
Gallery
Everything posted by livingart
-
sadly the answer is yes
-
i don't think the words normal and defect go together
-
-
anyone going auckland to tauranga ?
livingart replied to livingart's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
antn's synos not exactly sure of adress at this stage -
i am looking to get 2 fish to Tauranga from the Auckland area pickup will be in Waitakerie city or help to bag them up and ship please cheers
-
push the supplier again
-
if you can find an estuary, some of the crabs shrimp and small triplefins last awhile and provide food for your fish
-
my brackish tank 2 years old runs on natural salt water and fresh
-
i am going to paint them the right colours the air brush is primed and i have test pots of metallic acrylic paint no i am not serious
-
what is a peruvian angel ? is it a Pterophyllum scalare caught in the amazon river basin in peru? or is that a name put on a colour or pattern variety?
-
i think you have had too many chocolates
-
Any amatuer or student photographers out there?
livingart replied to Gatito's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
congrats jo hope the day is lovely for you -
yes well done on the way you handled yourself ryan in the face of some abrupt responses
-
sorry wrong side, that was the side knot was on put paua eye in the other side wanted a keepsake of it but didn't want to keep it in the tank any longer
-
i did an exact size carving of it when it was in the tank, made out of an old fence post DOC guy estimated it around 40 yrs old it loved maggots and any insect i could throw in there i hope he wasn't in its hole either there are some other giants here but none i have seen near the size of this one
-
giants are slow growers, get to arond 150mm then take ages to put on much size have a 43cm specimen in our system, haven't seen it since the recent landslip in the fernery destroyed its favourite hole had it in a tank for 2 years
-
from herald article, the first line in story the bull is still living in the gully
-
don't house them together
-
the pictures paint a thousand words
-
they may be big enough to not get eaten
-
thanks loopy is the red the male colouration?
-
-
the bottom one is embarrassed for you :oops:
-
any ideas on what species of metynnis please and their sex please?
