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Fill the tank would take on new meaning :bggrn:

If you keep it cool it will lower its body functions so travel is not so stressful, giving it to a local axy keeper will be kinder to the axy and your pocket

they were attached to a cray pot that had been left for awhile

Had males fighting and the odd short battle with females

thanks may need it and something to get me through the long incubation :yaw1:

probably carpet shark, Cephaloscyllium isabellum embryo's currently 2-3cm long

Position spray bar so it dirturbs water surface as that is where oxygen enters system

Moorish idol, sailfin tang, foxface feeding on mussel

Saturday 8 March, 12pm – 4pm. Coastal Marine Field Station, 58 Cross Road, Sulphur Point. Interactive activities, including a coastal discovery bike ride with marine talks enroute: 10am-12pm. BYO bikes, lunch/water/sunblock. Free. Contact: Nyree Sherlock. Ph 0272 867454 or 07 577 5376. Register at: [email protected] Maketu Harbour – and ecological experience Sunday March 9 2014, 9am-12 noon. Join Maketu Ongatoro Wetland Society (MOWS) and walk down Maketu Spit, look at the ecology, drive to Maketu Road & observe the harbour, spartina, gut weed & drains. At Maketu Sportsfield you can see waders, at Maketu Surf Club, birdlife and lunch (BYO). Location: Meet at Kaituna Scenic Reserve, Ford Road, Te Tumu. Cost: $5 contribution to MOWS. Bookings essential, max 12 people. Contact: Julian Fitter. Ph 07 533 2040. Email [email protected]

nice bioload

Monoplex whelk Flounder, been in the tank over a year now Black clown and bangai fry

Look like normal WD's

Depends on the pitcher, some throw curve bãlls, they dont seem to stay on the mound long though.

Temp and water quality can make the moult harder on them

University marine field station, research tanks

Not enough for a young dragon

It appears it was removed as it was a duplicate of what you have in PT&E section

Tropical marine on the right, local temperate tanks on the left. Crab rockpool The seahorse and invertebrate tanks Mantis shrimp and tua tua tanks

Just silicon plate over it

Had them for a few years now, will bite but cheek spine draws blood I move rocks and she puts them back

A better heading for the vid might have been, How the balance was restored in Yellowstone park.

Lighting is a mix of t5s led and 2 150w halides Wp60 and wp40 blow sand around also a trap for detritus, have DSB as part of system

Be there to plan

In marine rock takes awhle to become fully 'live' as the anaerobic bacteria takes a long time to become established