livingart
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mirror demister heat pads are good as well
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correct thought it sounded posher
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:oops: Caroline took them i will pass on your comments
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i breed in a large tank, but concur with previous posts i don't keep species that can potentially cross breed in same tank worst part is pulling 2.4 m tank apart to thin out fish or catch a holding female who has lost too much condition
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taking a seahorses temp well fed or gravid ?
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i remind Caroline everyday how lucky she is just in case she forgets 8)
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hislop and barley for CHE's
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this what you mean
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congrats to you both on the 30 years
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they probably expend more credits cutting, moving and milling the trees than the tree soaks up in its optimum lifespan
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in this country he would have been out 19 years ago
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so thats what they mean by all the paperwork the beaurecrats have to do
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throttle me as well you will just have to stand in line 8)
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if she doesn't throttle me first
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it only takes a turn of the handle to come out of the closet Caroline and i have just done 24 years together the love is different but stronger too much water under the bridge now to do anything to undermine the piling
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a good relationship is a partnership and each side brings different things to the table accepting that each half has good and bad points is what makes a whole if the bad points outweigh the good it may be time time find a better half
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about the same as leopard geckos
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good for malawis
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once animals become "rare" to source they command a higher price being rich enough to buy something doesn't necessarily mean you have the nous to look after it Siamese firebacks and himalayan monals were expensive to purchase when imported, now both birds are in the impossible to source basket the amherst and goldens i have come from a 40 year old plus line, so have kept it predominately pure but i do have a few hybrids running loose
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i think it will slowly leach into water may be able to seal with something though
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a box to put blankets in lol
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geeeeeeeeeeezzzzzz people post links to help you out, not just to put blue writing on the page check out this charlie http://www.reptiles.org.nz/Permitsandanimals.pdf prove yourself then climb the ladder they do not hand the rarer species on to novices
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on the property yes
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be a few years of keeping the common ones before you get jewels charlie
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yes 3 types, easy to breed got to watch out for the blowies that don't do eggs
