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lemon juice or boiling water works syringed directly onto the aipstasia make sure you get right into the base of it though i boil the lemon juice and do it that way there is also a product called aipstasiax available i think

i repair a lot of tanks use a craft knife blade to take them apart slow and careful does it

borderline for age and dig as deep as they can stretch their back leg out

i have dug in a big sand bed and most lay in the dirt after digging through the stones :evil: good on the fingers getting the eggs out those females pack that dirt hard

yes would need to be picked up as the courier will probably render them duds pulled in 6 lots will leave rest in the ground or maybe make an omellette how warm is their area? and getting direct sun

mine been going for last month want some eggs to incubate?

in the old days i ran a 4 foot tank for 3 years with undergravel filter plates and heaps of air stones and berlin air powered skimmer added after 6 months i was doing 20% waterchanges weekly the anenomes can be a problem as they die slowly and still look alright even when past the point of no return took 2 months to settle in and did 50% waterchanges 2 x weekly while setting up some rockpool stuff will take sustained higher temps, most won't just remember if you find something in a rockpool it doesn't necessarily live there full time and may have just arrived on the last tide

not for long agree with puttputt

were you getting up or going to bed when you posted that?

did you creat train yours?

nice one chilli it is all worth the effort

Or is that apostrophe's ? signed Jeff Deck

sad day did you do the autopsy thing

typo men rule

looking good

has he improved at all?

looking good my man i see your still using henwards camera

ah sunken eyes on a plec may be a sign of being skinny as their plates would hold the shape ? or am i assuming too much

i would isolate him in a tank instead of a tnak sorry can't help with the plec the sunken eyes is wrong though

you still drinking that tuis there big D

intensify

looks like an aurea raniforms has lumpy back good site here http://www.nzfrogs.org/NZ+Frogs/Introduced+frogs.html

remember where i live for later on