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my room rate is going up then :lol:

looking good they are neat when they're young

scoria might also trap more detritus as well, i use a grey and white coarse sand that the otnate blends into, it looked nice with plants but the silver dollars put paid to those.

the gannet has been moving fish and has added a giant kokopu and some inanga and 2 young banded kokopu to the eel pool

Just realised i have 5 stars the milky bars are on me boys :lol:

i had better jump in the freezer and increase my coolness rating then Mr 2000+

have a black fading to blue at the top background on our aros, it looks good and they stand out on it, also makes tank look wider

put them both in your 8 footer or put them both in my nine footer 8) awesome to watch this fish feed, it is fast like a freshwater leopard

another option is to just keep natives, there are a few different types and invertebrates as well, may need to keep the tank cooler in the summer months though

move into the country and buy a packhouse

i think most reptiles sex determination is sensitive to mean incubation temperature

there are different types some harder have kept blueys for a few years on both types no worries get enough for 2 pieces 1 in tank while you wash the other can either get edges done by rug binding or melt with a lighter to get rid of frayed bits

none of our vehicles have ever seen a garage

only running 57 tanks probably close to 40,000 litres though make that 55 tanks 2 would be classed as pools maybe

thanks hans

giving something away and then getting a koha is acceptable to some nzers

good call cichlid7

having bred animals over a lomg period also buying and selling in that time, i have seen a lot of descriptions fitting pairs of any animal. a pair to me are a male and female, ie: shoes left and right etc with birds a bonded pair are a male and female who get on together and possibly mate a breeding pair are a male and female who raise young you usually pay more for these as there is a chance of getting some outlay costs back usually if citing a pair of fish, birds etc as a breeding pair the description will be added to by, lays fertile eggs but male breaks or eats them, eggs must be taken off parents, babies must be hand reared etc

very scientifically

I know I care but do it anyway

been keeping horses for 25yrs

sorry i did forget the flounder davidb and gannet have been helping to stock our tanks

sorry i did forget the flounder :oops: davidb and gannet have been helping to stock our tanks

luckily i live near all 3 and the bush too :lol:

i think some jardini are pretty good looking as well looks better without the flash