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Is the 'live rock' from the beach or coral rock from a marine tank? you have started a new tank off with a bio load and very little bacteria to complete your nitrogen cycle twice weekly 25% water changes will help to keep ammonia levels down for at least the next 2 months the red crab will eat everything in there, the shrimp and cats eye snails will help to clean up uneaten food and algae
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welcome back some good info here viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23675
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Going local marine gives a wide selection of clean up crew.
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Welcome aboard, What critters are you removing from the live rock? www.naturenz.wix.com/nzmarinekeepers
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Doing a WC will remove ammonia which you need to cycle
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Take it out
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Native mussels will die in tropical marine for 2 reasons, sustained higher temp and lack of food. Rockpools get flushed twice a day.
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phyto planktons, make sure it is still closing, if it stays open it is dead
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Greg at tanks2u Phone: 09 273 4121 Mobile: 021 900 727 email: [email protected]
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Be careful to buy a chiller that can be serviced in nz, some refrigants can not be found here
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The quality of frozen food can leave a lot to be desired, those I know who have horses for more than 6 months breed thier own food.
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You need a permit to sell any nz marine fish. Local ones will need to be kept under 18c and a constant food supply at hand.
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Filling the container up stops the slop, just need to factor the 1,000kg in when cornering
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would you mix snake necks and red ear turtles?
livingart replied to henward's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
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You have probably done as much as can be done, the enzymes in the gut should eventually dissolve the shell
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You could try some of your viagra in his food :slfg:
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T5's not T8's with actinic tubes
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Only light on my marines that I paid more than 2 hundy for was a double 150w halide and 4 x t5 light, T5's will do a 90cm tank or keep your eye out for 2nd hand units on tard me
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your texan doesn't fancy your FH and no amount of flowers money or wine will change that
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no fresh water ones.
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A lot of variables to speculate on ideal weight, more that they dont look emaciated or obese.
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care sheet here viewtopic.php?f=5&t=45424
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you NEED to use live rock
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still have this male and some of his young
