livingart
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some of them progress to seawater in the adult stage yes that is an archer the smallest of 3 2 greenspot puffers and big green scat dissapear as soon as the canera is out
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are fruity flies that speak with a spanish accent the same
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thanks bill back on topic
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Well we dont have any thanks to some hobbyist solicitation tactics. is there some clarification to that statement i don't understand :-?
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brichardis holding their own in the 8 foot malawi tank about 20 fry been out for about 2 weeks 1 of the last spawning under the male some of the tankmates brichardis nest site is just to the bottom left of pic the giraffe hap is about 7 - 8 inches to give you an idea of how dedicated the parents are
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didn't know wether to post in fresh or saltwater topic no button for in between brackish tank a photo of some of the fish in there
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might be ready to shed
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is he skinny?
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thanks, do you have a link or reference to that section of law please
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yeah you can't sell it if you catch it as well unless you have a licence
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should have stuck around 10 nice size snapper, big trevally, yum
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only ever kept youngsters before, i know you can't catch any undersize quota fish and then keep it in a tank but i thought if it is legal to take and eat, then should be okay to keep alive in a tank got to build up the food stock in the tank for when the sharks arrive 8)
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i've got a couple of legal sized snapper wanted to know if they are legal to keep? anyone got any ideas on their growthrate as well?
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they had to jump through hoops to catch and sell
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good idea heir but you would need to do a lot of paperwork to get consent to do it bit like guys trying to get a lisence to commercially fish for koi in the waikato
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local doc office have access to an electric fishing boat should talk to them about cleaning up the pond and replacing with something else are the ponds man made and landlocked or natural and flowing to a stream system and if a stream does it flow directly to the sea sorry for the questions
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about 20 years ago a friend had a bluetomgue in a 4 footer, withh really fine sand, it died. the problem was not so much the fine sand but a combination of the fine sand, lack of good ventalation and humidity humidity had helped increase bacteria in the sand and had been inhaled into lungs and ingested sand on food bluey died of a bacterial infection in lungs and gut
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you little technofile
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they weren't moving their wings fast enough to fly with the limited surface area they have bumblebees can do it
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great minds ..............
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do they drink tui?
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the conch is a red seaweed eating conch, is he?
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clothes
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thanks for the post about eelgrass conch it got the grey matter ticking want to try this then will add a bigger one to the 7,000 litre tank
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yes is an aqua c
