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Monoplex whelk Flounder, been in the tank over a year now Black clown and bangai fry
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Look like normal WD's
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Depends on the pitcher, some throw curve bãlls, they dont seem to stay on the mound long though.
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Temp and water quality can make the moult harder on them
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University marine field station, research tanks
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Australian/Eastern water dragon care sheet
livingart replied to reuben.a's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
Not enough for a young dragon -
It appears it was removed as it was a duplicate of what you have in PT&E section
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Tropical marine on the right, local temperate tanks on the left. Crab rockpool The seahorse and invertebrate tanks Mantis shrimp and tua tua tanks
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Just silicon plate over it
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Had them for a few years now, will bite but cheek spine draws blood I move rocks and she puts them back
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How the wolves changed yellowstone national park
livingart replied to #!CrunchBang's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
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
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Be there to plan
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In marine rock takes awhle to become fully 'live' as the anaerobic bacteria takes a long time to become established
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current stock level in approx 1300 litres is pair of maroon clowns 2 pair of bangai, 34 fry 12 juvi ocellaris 5 black clown fry 1 foxface 1 flame angel 1 coral beauty 1 heraldi angel 1 small sailfin tang 1 scopas tang 1 large moorish idol 2 black bar chromis 1 blue damsel
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Length of cycle depends on quality of dead rock used and many other factors, set up many tanks and no two were exactly the same.
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Only 1 of ours tries to bite when picked up, in winter they are all friendly.
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Was yours not happy?
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+1
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A plastic tupperware type container mesh window cut in for air, with sphagnum moss and a carboard roll for gecko to travel in. All inside cardboard box with airholes, usually by post haste.
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A guy overseas did one out of 4 containers
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You will need at least 60mm acrylic, would get away with 20mm in small windows.
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Doing it by the mouthful may have tainted the water
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Brown tree frogs - has anyone kept them for some years?
livingart replied to Insect Direct's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
Tadpoles too? Wonder how they got that far off the beaten track -
rear mine from hatching on tap water
