livingart
-
Posts
17874 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Plant Articles
Fish Articles & Guides
Clubs
Gallery
Everything posted by livingart
-
if it was nature in charge it would probably be the bossy one this is where you get to play god for the killies
-
:oops:
-
give us the full tank shot looks beautiful in person
-
welcome fred
-
it may need a bigger trap after 20 years of growing
-
you can concentrate on the reef now
-
looks almost like a scorpion
-
he was laying alongside the big ornate but the battery in the camera was flat would have made a good pic the bgk went straight into the centre piece of driftwood , the dat cruised for a while and has found a spot under neath anothe piece of driftwood and the ornate burrowed into the java moss with the other smaller ornate thanks for the plants also will post a pic of tank when batteries charged
-
clean cool water will do the eel the world of good when well they will eat anything that will fit in their mouth and things that won't either crays are a natural food for them small brown fish was probably was probably one of the gallaxiads, inanga, kokopu etc
-
my hermit crab likes being out of the tank :-? and then he lost his body seriously though this was the shell left over after a hermit shed its skin i was viewing some one elses tank and the shed skin was in the tank i asked for it then mounted it inside a shell from the mount beach
-
:-?
-
used to sit and watch the suris for ages with their young you come to realise after a while of fishkeeping how smart some species of fish are and how they use different ways to ensure survival of their young
-
no worries proph i didn't expect you to on on open forum was just playing with you copied that last line from another thread
-
ok the interrogation begins spill the beans
-
but is it on the list now i am looking for a female delhezei
-
i knew that, that was why it was absent on the list i also left off saltwater fish and some insects and amphibs
-
are you talking syno congicus or petrochromis congicus or Chelaethiops congicus or Phrynobatrachus congicus Aonyx congicus - clawed otter i will take 4 please
-
new fish arrived today finally was able to get to auckland and get Candy's fish, thank you Candy added to big tank Black Ghost Knife, smallish Dat, ornate birchir and Delhezei Now in tank 2.1 x .900 x .750 2 large silver arowana, think male and female 3 Senegalus birchir 3 ornate birchir 1 BGK 1 Dat 1 vermiculated synodontis 2 port hoplos 1 female leopard ctenopoma 2 angels a 5 festivums and 3 geo brasiliensis i haven't managed to catch yet
-
i always acclimatise the feeder fish no, they were dropped straight in if you want them to survive well i would recommend what has been said in this thread as to warming them up they eat a little flake, but in the wild they are detritus feeders ie: they are good for cleaning up leftover bits even fish excreta
-
had some in my tanks for almost 2 years now originally used for feeders some have survived also feeding live mysis but they don't seem to last long
-
partner has been caught by the aros and jardini a few times then she curses at me
-
worst bite is a human bite been bitten by a few animals but a human bite took the longest to heal
-
nice looking tanks spoon Caper the remains are probably the last person who passed a negative comment on the tank
-
2 days of it in the bay but last nights one was worse yesterday was a small twister over papamoa way
