livingart
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little bumblebees look like the adults get there stripes at a bout 2 - 5mm
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welcome to the fish zone
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do they have any cover, ie: rocks to hide amongst ?
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hi vinson it was found while doing one of our rockpooling trips low tide is best time have found them before also other types, some are better looking than this this type is found from cape reinga to fiordland spongebobs worst nightmare
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they eat sponges
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coldwater (local) nudibranch blue and brown gem Nudibranch, (Dendrodoris denisoni),
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gannet made one of these to catch young fish in the big malawi tank worked very well but trapped 2 leleupi together, only one looked nice when we emptied the trap :oops:
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Bearded Dragons in Disgraceful Conditions
livingart replied to Tabz's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
waiting for their next posts -
:lol:
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Bearded Dragons in Disgraceful Conditions
livingart replied to Tabz's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
welcome to the forums snakey and alien4 sorry it took this thread to bring you on board but it is good to get some facts instead of supposition well answered many people on here are very passionate about their hobby and care greatly about animals, so please don't judge too harshly hope you stick around the forums -
i only watched it for the mermaid 8) your right about the barracuda repto
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ihave been told i am a bit of a bird brain
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correct there johnny the better half is probabl more pc
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angel fish looks like hes got a big worm coming out of him
livingart replied to vindy500's topic in Freshwater
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nice selection there johannes those comps and fusco look like the ultimate predatory fish
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angel fish looks like hes got a big worm coming out of him
livingart replied to vindy500's topic in Freshwater
no comment sorry don't know what it is -
just going out at 2 to look for some more dahlias lowest tide of the year
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some lovely looking fish there david
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sorry not currently possible unless you know someone coming this way
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you could join the birds that migrate to nz each year, i think they don't get checked by biosecurity when they arrive, no ERMA paperwork either watch those starlings though they are a rowdy bunch, they think they are better than other birds with their shiny coats
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platinums in nz seem to be albinos overseas polypterus sites have them as black eyed white senegals
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STAINING OF sand, silica,coral and aragonite???
livingart replied to A-town...'s topic in Freshwater
it stains porous materials, coral, shells your tank glue don't know about aragonite, it is a pretty hard materia but my sand has been alright left coral out in sun then bleached and it came back to almost white again -
is that a yellow one under rock on left by the tropheus
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it should settle down, if not as afrikan said time out for the offender may help like us humans you can get a stroppy one every now and again
