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and some of the velvet worms are now protected
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welcome to the forum amazing to see someone overseas keeping our peripatus, do you have Peripatoides novaezelandiae or one of the other species ? there are some good reference sites and studies done on these, one link below http://soilbugs.massey.ac.nz/onychophora.php enjoy your time here
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seen the longhorned here, but the 2 you asked about i don't know if available here
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i think you have to spend a bit of money to keep marines properly no matter what you keep in the tank. start another thread about wanting to get into marines there are a few salties with experience on here who will lend you their expertise and experience
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i think you have to spend a bit of money to keep marines properly no matter what you keep in the tank. i personally think the bigger the better start another thread about wanting to get into marines there are a few salties with experience on here who will lend you their expertise and experience
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probably lost through deforestation and introduced trout some believe
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right purple one that was where i was heading or yarimochi has rediscovered the grayling
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IMO thicker stuff would spread the load more if you are putting on the bare steel if on a thick piece of ply that is level the 10mm should suffice, my opinion only
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can't really tell from photo, are there eyes yellow?
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yes good idea, forgot that gannets 2.4m x 60cm x 60cm tank came with a badly made wooden stand, we got a 30mm sheet of marine ply base size, laid that on stand and packed it to take out all of deflection then 10 mm of poly on top, tank has 100+kg of rock in it and still going strong
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correct david the stand does not suit the purpose it was made for
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so long as tank is on a level base with poly under should be alright it will work for your newt tank
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only if you drop them place them down gently or on thin polystyrene gravel behind rocks with moss on top no filtration
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are the fish goldfish?
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ruff, ruff!!
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that is most probably the end of your quest charlie
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any of the above, i breed waxmoth, pinkies and flies all year round and worms are easy to breed as well
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correct they make a good food for brackish and marine fowlr tanks grass is starting to stand up better slowed down flow through sump put on a queen skimmer for 1 hour a day at mo just incase of spikes from die off of older grass stalks
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7 in there from 1 year to 4 years old, thats where the yellow tadpoles came from, takes a bit to keep them fed, got one anorexic frog donated a couple of months ago, it is finally putting on weight
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day 10 sump still running 15 mins each day running through reef tank temp 24c, no heater yet slowly removing triplefins and snails, still a lot of brackish native shrimp in there
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finally got some pics of the frog tank 4 x 2 x 2 foot, sliding glass doors, mesh lid with nylon zip sewn in for ease of getting live food in from the left side from the right
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got a pic of a red scat, hard to get pics they are constantly moving
