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you can stick with the T5's just get some actinic tubes in blue and white
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Reptile suitable pet motel near Taranaki?
livingart replied to kinnadian's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
Try insects direct i am sure he can provide the care level you require and is close -
Peat Fiber in a canister filter, driftwood in the tank, DIY CO2, Indian Almond Leaves, to name a few.
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Ah but the gumment says it will be good for us, it will lift our morale and deflect our attention away from more contentious issues
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:slfg:
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The mucus layer on the fish can go into overdrive if there are toxins in the water. I hate typing on my phone so shorter messages :oops:
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Sloughing of the mucus?
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Unless the water going in was contaminated
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How is the ammonia level?
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Yes lack of airflow, i cut the middle of top out and glued mesh in. I usually put a folded sheet of newspaper on top of bran mix and the worms climb into it for easy collecting
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Mesh top on container
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My leopard gecko said nz cricket team left a bad taste in his mouth
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Nauplii start to drop in nutrition value after approx 12hrs if left they will eat each other, i feed mine on phytoplankton i grow also
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Blue zebra is a name that could be stuck on a few species of fish, i have used that method to dispose of dieing or injured fish As david mentioned having clove oil in the cupboard is a good idea
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just don't over stock the bags and it will be sweet
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If i am transporting fish i use sealed buckets, dont feed for at least 24hrs beforehand and not too many fish per container
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yes permit required if you sell them
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no collected these locally as fry want to grow them on and then try spawning them
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Only measured 5mm 3-4 weeks ago, largest is now 38mm sorry for the blurry vid http://youtu.be/o3dgc_HGjxU
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Putting a juvenile fish in with bigger fish can be a recipe for disaster
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It is an 8 inch acrylic tube 90cm high currently growing phyto plankton
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You only need to keep the eggs moving, a bigger hatchery needs an airstone.
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they take a while to grow big
