livingart
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found this on google supposed to be in akaroa harbour link to page https://www.nabis.govt.nz/resources/doc ... ineage.pdf ministry of fish metadata
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a bit corny you flake
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a more recent one off to a gangster night party
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i run them and they do an alright job better than no skimmer at all putting a good air pump and wooden airstone on has boosted thei amount of skimate it produces threefold though the second hand, hang on back one we got on trademe is probably better
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pen is 10 metres long, 2 metres wide 2.2 high chicken mesh floor with weed mat over that and deep sand or potting mix on that frame is 50 x 50 mm tanalised mesh 1/2 inch square galvanised clearlite plastic panel on roof and back you could use a greenhouse and mesh the inside to stop escapes if glass or plastic is broken
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you are too kind bull dog
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you could be right on that theory
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get a grunty pump and hook a good air pump to the venturi intake
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what turtles are and arent aloud in new zealand ???
livingart replied to William Payne's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
i thought cooters got to same size as red ears have several females at the 12 inch mark -
1/2" mesh plastic sides roll up on sunny days, zip together as well waterdragons the best climbers, though beardies can get to top of mesh and get down again
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showed it to my friend from inner mongolia and he wasn't offended so you should be right
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good point mincie though i haven't had the same problem with mine, been outside for summer for 3 years now
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well done oh wrinkly faced dog cages look good
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change of face this was me
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i don't mist our newts just fitted lids on tank once they become terrestrial they can climb very well and use their damp bodies to stick to the glass
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i will miss you only because i can't throw straight even cornier
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what did you miss?
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snookie would know slightly bigger now, only slightly though in with 4 scats, 4 sebae, 2 archers and 3 monos
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get out the camera and they dissapear
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looking good too and still growing
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:lol: :lol:
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sorry but morphed axolotls are considered an unwanted organism
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"what do fish really think about their environment?&quo
livingart replied to livingart's topic in Freshwater
bravo stella, can't wait for the book -
how long ago did you morph these axies and how long lived were they? did you use artificial or natural methods to morph?
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i use a sponge, just make sure no fine gravel is stuck on the sponge while scrubbing
