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We eagerly await the next update from our intrepid roving reporter Geoff Krazynski as he journeys into the dark realms of Planet Catfish.

Get a 120 litre tank for her and the fry, if you want to seriously breed these fish in the future species need to be kept seperate to ensure good stock Good luck

can you post an enclosure pic as an example?

Apparently juveniles aren't, they start pelagic then descend as they grow

3 yrs outside in enclosure in shady area.

:rolfl:

always a sales pitch determining colour by temp is not good breeding practice

aeolid nudibranch ? maybe a coral eater

Very nice

if you mean on the left of last pic that is a snakestar if you want to see tanks i can open up this weekend

Aren't they all?

Because of the small gene pool in nz one needs to be aware that as well as breeding for colour that other inherited faults arent being passed on

most locally collected natives but just a small sample of what's in the tanks bangaiis are tropical same with coral beauty and scopas tang the coral banded shrimp is in 17c water

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A few pictures he has collected of the tank inhabitants at the uni. NUDIBRANCH Polycera hedgpethi Rosy weedfish crested blenny bridled goby female juvenile red gurnard - 3cm warty sea slug shortsnout pipefish bobtail squid dwarf scorpionfish purple rock crab baby bangai cardinals - tropical scopas tang - tropical coral beauty - tropical damsel - tropical ruby nudibranch - cold grey nudibranch scorpionfish yellow eyed mullet coral banded shrimp - cold apricot jewel anemone necked barnacle hermit crab

And those people thought whats the harm in bringing those animals in, the past is there to learn from, only stupid people keep repeating mistakes

That would mean some juvies being sold as hi yellows will not be that when adults would it not?

Same temp as tank, feed sea monkeys and daphnia.

Your lucky to have giant wetas breeding in your bush.

You will have to write one up

http://www.leopardgeckowiki.com/index.p ... ory:Morphs

They are a beautiful bird, is it fully flighted?

Assisted breeding techniques in NZ skinks http://www.herpconbio.org/Volume_5/Issu ... l_2010.pdf

$25.99, how many do you want?