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"Wombles" a kids program on more than 16 years ago

got seven of them Caroline calls them the "Wombles" are you old enough to remember them?

quick is best in the old days they were thrown hard onto concrete spiking snapper in the brain is an accepted way of "youth in asia"

eel pool is on the right left pool is salt water for penguin rehabilitation brown pool is water tank cut down with top rim cut off then put back on as support ring for rim, also cut out top to put back on as well have a 1.2 metre wide ring of 18mm plastic to use as fence to keep our albino hedgehogs in

have a hot water bore 52 degrees c and 9,000 gals per hour have cut the lid off original tank to put back on top of tank with 25mm air gap tank is 18mm plastic half buried in ground

kick out the humans and fill with fish i always wanted a tank i could snorkel in :lol:

are you sure it wasn't the very rare bremworth hirsute octopus one of ours decided to climb down a power lead and onto the plug board BBBBZZZZZTTTT.

you could spend that on one fish

in theory a tank cut down 30,000 ltr water tank with acrylic window in it, currently housing our freshwater eels. if i can find aro's i'll heat it

I would like to try breeding Aro's have a 10,000 litre tank i can heat any big ones out there pm with details please

give me the aros and i'll heat the pond

no i've never tried the guts :oops:

best in a pie

nice pics nice fish

Hi some nice people in the local club 8)

yes we have a couple big slugs

you might get away with white cloud mountain minnows give deeper water in shallow water frogs can pimg the fish, any thing that moves

correct shadowfax, colours slightly brighter too

some fish will nibble on the frogs and the frogs will eat fish

probably wild guppies, how warms the water?

i believe DAMNBUSIA (gambusia) can not be taken from a waterway, kept in a tank or sold. DOC can destroy them in a small enclosed waterway ie pond, by electric fishing or poison, but these are basically impossible to eradicate in a flowing water situation you can let your local DOC know just in case they don't know they're there cheers

Hi Stella i don,t have any ideas on the earthworms but i feed our natives mealworms and waxmoth which can both be grown indoors if thats what you are feeding

breed your own blowflies amazing to watch the frogs stalk then leap and eat them lucky frogs aren't 6 feet long

had some of our frogs on property measured, weighed, skin swabs etc by otago uni students who were doing data recording for final assignment, we talked about pet trade in frogs and tadpoles, the only concern they and i would have would be in the possible spreading of chytrid fungus around the country as david said dont release pet frogs

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