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The code of welfare for the temporary housing of companion animals is out for consultation http://www.biosecurity.govt.nz/node/10314

I have 6 local ones but no tropicals, although one is yellow and red

Should be good to go

I have seen some nice setups running T5's

What you have will work, a cheaper option may be a sump if possible

posted june 24

what corals? pics would help what are water parameters? when was last water change? what lighting and flow? how long has tank been set up?

get a refractometer for accuracy in salinity testing

What size is tank and what is filtration?

Yes, do better in an aviary outside as well

Senior moment :sage:

I would have thought it impossible to get Poecilia reticulata out of Rasbora trilineata

yes API should be good enough to let you know for the cycle

You can put the axy in some tank water in a plastic container in the fridge, this will slow its metabolism down and give a chance to pass the blockage or expel all the gas it has in it. Do not feed until it is no longer floating, I have had one in the fridge for 2 months before.

+1, feel for you

Yes take the carbon out while treating tank.

Hydroponic trays from Stowers nz

they chew on the food and swallow the juice, try small pieces of apple or pear

This one is to test settlement and attachment on different substrates of Sea weed spores in NZ environment. Different photo periods will be applied. 2 black planter trays 1.3m x .80cm x .40cm high and a black rubbish bin plastic. Basic plumbing set up rubbish bin for sump with fitted lid to stop outside contamination outlet in tray hansen tank fitting and PVC elbow so can insertpipe to adjust water level Spray bar on return from sump via Jebao 6,ooo variable pump cut windows in 1 tray to allow light spread and viewing, lid on top to stop contamination Hailea 300a to maintain temp at 15 - 16c 1 micron filter to stop contamination of NSW from any spores it may contain

Put a bit of thread tape on before screwing cap on.

Peacock bass Or Arowana

Freshwater ray