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i will second that left that off the list

:lol:

is that people who fiddle about with arowana yes i am guilty what size is that one?

he, is in with sharp nosed puffer, niger trigger, bannerfish, polka dot grouper, indo grouper, bristletooth tang all seem to get on fine, bannerfish has his hassling moments every now and again he might be a she as he can multi task, swims backwards and sideways at the same time

called both my cowfish daisy some think it udderly ridiculous

Daisy?

is it a new batch of the flake food?

get him some fish fillets then

what was he eating before you got him?

kadango looks like my females and the other looks like my lithobates

congrats and well done

i have found it can raise the agression level too in some individuals too when i raised cubs those put on live food in diet were more inclined to use their teeth and claws on you

the indo may need stimulating with some live food to get him started feeding again the aro would be an expensive feed though, maybe a feeder fish

a spank for you snookie 8)

i usually leave young in tank and syphon off the jelly once they are hatched they wiggle and break out of the egg and lay on bottom or attach to plants i usually start feeding a few brine shrimp after hatching starts and until they get big enough to handle daphnia good luck

you learn something new each day \thanks for the correction

hi henward ammonia comes out of the back end of the fish, poos and wees the gills are used to take in oxygen from the water that is passed over them fish can drown when there is no dissolved oxygen in the water or the gill filaments are coated or collapse ie when they are taken out of water increasing the surface disturbance in the tank will help to increase dissolved oxygen in the water

good name for a jardini mine is barrie mundi

good thing about the forum though is there is usually more than one person around to do a correction

it may not be your problem but a few years ago i had the same situation with a tank i was running we tried everything with no success, we eliminated every cause one by one until we were left with no reason for fish dying eventually i stripped the tank and changed the gravel and never had that problem again could only come to the conclusion it was the type of gravel we were using good luck

promounced as chalseus, henward, or pink tailed shark fast growers and fast fish that is a nicely coloured example you've got there snookie

ooh its new and shiny make sure you polish it once a week with Brasso

probably not a good idea in a breeding setup, males could spend all their time fighting off their reflection and not doing the job with the females

IHBR You may come to love Snookies sense of humour 8)

we have had adult muscovy ducks taken on our pond, personally witnessed. Haven't managed to catch it yet to put in eel pool. at a rough guess, seen in dark by torchlight, it is 2metres and about 10 - 11kg