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livingart
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Add plants, a couple of fish and a bit of driftwood and wait for a week then check ph before adding anything else. Things will change as the tank cycles.
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A New tank can have ph fluctuations, put some plants in and wait awhile before testing. Fish can adapt to slow ph swings
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worst bite i ever had and took weeks to heal was from a Homo sapiens and i have been bitten by quite a few different species :sage:
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It is always a worry when something unknown is moving your jewels. :smln:BB to start, you can add a bit of sand later. Good flow is hard to achieve with sand, floor will soon get covered in coraline and no detritus trap.Tell him without his blood the females couldn't breed.lol, thought you would have answered. still a cushion star, get some variation from 4 to 7 legs what colour is the top side? how long has the weed been in there?Ensure mesh size is small enough to catch themhttp://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/resou ... e-wriggleryou are both correct next fishabout 20 mins, big 12v bilge pumpClean natural salt water can be collected locally in many parts of New Zealand; you just need to ensure it is clean. Collecting about half an hour before high tide is best but not after any recent rain as this can include contaminants from land runoff. Near river mouths or areas where there is a lot of boat activity should be avoided as well for the same reasons. Collected water can be stored indefinitely in sealed containers away from any light sources. If you are worried about parasites ( I've never had an issue) put water through a 1 micron filter as all parasites are bigger than2 microns The task of collecting water can be made easier by using a 12V pump that plugs into the vehicles cigarette lighter and then pumping into large sealable, food grade plastic containers. Collection points around NZ., used by other local reefers. https://www.zeemaps.com/map?group=2833137It seems the lack of communication lies within your club not with the secretaryno joke :sage:haven't seen these since 1981 crested newtI remember them from the mid 60'sI would have Thought that this matter would have been raised when your club responded to the emails that went out a few months ago concerning the change of date.A few more generations of breeding and all resultant fry as adults looking the same may give an idea of what they are.:mbh: :thup: Next one will be posted once i'm back on the PCSorry not a hapuka But it is a marine fish :lol:Guess the fish. larval fish approx 5mm.
