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this is Tiny standing at the bar call him tiny cause he's minute expression comes from laying suspended in the water not doing much and when on land a little clumsy
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you just need to look at their little faces with those watery eyes
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tank looks good evil the only thing missing from the tank is a duck :lol: :lol:
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try this turtles in my zoo lol, 1x 17cm female snake neck, 1x 11cm female snake neck, 2x 4cm snake neck 2x 15cm male res, 1x 21cm female res
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res outside all year round in their 2nd year some grow faster than others though
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red ear will probably outgrow a 2 foot tank quite quickly if well fed and looked after
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we house all ours together in large enclosure we maybe lucky as they are under 2 years but i don't advise others to do the same 2 females seem to get on together
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sorry missed it was following thread
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used the same as amazonian, remember it as being a treatment for malaria i think, correct me if i'm wrong also used vodka when quinaldine wasn't available, took a little longer to work though
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bringing them up together can help but general rule of thumb is males can be agressive to each other and hassle females when in breeding mode
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where did the quote on repto come from? cant find it in this topic, is the site having trouble?
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correctamundos varanophile look for an animal a different colour from rest at 6 - 7 months should be showing colour especially in areas mentioned above, best idea of future colour is seen after a skin shed our darkest male, was showing a darker skin colour than siblings at birth and at 1 month was showing good colour in spikes, head and patterning on back
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what too much sand ? play some whale song tapes and wave crashing recordings and pretend your on your summer holidays at mt maunganui 8)
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get rid of the bed and sleep with the beardies :lol:
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will be a nice display with both enclosures
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no luckily haven't had that experience, found out from 40+ years of exotic animal and reptile keeping and learning all about an animal before i start keeping them never house a pair of animals in seperate cages side by side unless they can't see or smell each other, breeding hormones take over watched a program the other night of a guy with 2 male lions side by side and only one had a girlfriend, wasn't long before a male had damage from attacking the mesh between them
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as heavy as a sumo wrestler on steroids and carrying 2 giant catfish from the mekong river under each armpit :lol: limestone rocks have different weights depending how dense or solid they are
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no worries mate just trying to help i lke your spirit the only way to learn is to ask questions
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the size of the rocks ryan uses is much heavier than the boat Oscarboy i have found if i write something i then speak it out loud so i can hear how it sounds or reads to someone else thats before i push the submit button
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make the divider so you can't see through, otherwise male will bang his nose on it all day trying to get to female can sometimes do the same when kept in fishtanks as well
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it was a massive boat
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seahorse fry eat slightly larger food than clownfish fry green saltwater is saltwater containing large amounts of plankton good reference for raising clownfish below http://www.saltwaterfish.com/vb/showthread.php?t=100887 try raising clownfish fry in google
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confuscius say: better to be thought a fool than to open mouth and remove all doubt what evil says is the way ours are set up
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we have 4 in a 2.4metre x 700 wide by 900high enclosure same as the one you built used 20mm mdf cover sheets 5 dollars each from building supplies window in front
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saw it too sorry slevin lies always get caught out
