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19 hours ago, SantaMonica said:
Wow just went and saw that FB page. Someone could do a similar thing here; super long ongoing thread.
https://aquariumworld.nz/forums/forum/34-new-zealand-natives/
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A good tip for those that have digging fish
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Probably not as the kokopu may be territorial by now
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Scroll to the bottom for details on how to order
The New Zealand Native Freshwater Aquarium
$25
2018, New Holland Publishers Paperback 208 pagesBack blurb text:New Zealand’s unique native freshwater fish have been too long ‘out of sight, out of mind’, but they are surprisingly charismatic, intriguing, and bursting with personality.Difficult to observe in the wild, the fish are much more accessible and tangible in the aquarium, immediately becoming advocates for the conservation of their freshwater habitats.Native fish are an interesting and unusual alternative to exotic aquarium species. They are easy to look after in the aquarium thanks to this comprehensive and practical guide. Stella McQueen’s enthusiasm and expertise is evident on every page.This book:- Discusses the species most suited to aquaria, with a strong focus on conservation and ethical fish keeping.
- Covers how to find, catch and look after native fish, with tips on how to identify different species.
- Provides an understanding of the fish in their natural environment, with suggestions for creating an attractive aquarium reflecting these habitats.
- Is for scientists, fish keepers and the generally curious alike.
A Photographic Guide To Freshwater Fishes of New Zealand
$26
2013, New Holland Publishers 144 pages PaperbackBack blurb text:- Highly illustrated guide to more than 60 species, complete with distribution maps
- Compact, easy-to-use format; the ideal pocket-size travelling companion.
- Authoritative, comprehensive text describing key identification features.
- Stella McQueen has a postgraduate diploma in freshwater ecology from Massey University. She is the author of The New Zealand Native Freshwater Aquarium.
- Rod Morris is one of the country’s most talented natural history photographers and filmmakers, and is the author of several books on New Zealand’s wildlife.
How to Order
Aquarium Guide $25 plus $4.50 postage TOTAL: $29.50 Photographic Guide $26 plus $3.50 postage TOTAL: $29.50 Order BOTH and save on postage, total cost $55.50Rural delivery: please add $3.70.To order, make the deposit into my account: SL McQueen 38-9007-0097395-07 Reference: the start of your email address. Then drop an email to me at [email protected], noting which books you would like, your address, and if you would like your books signed. I am happy to just sign my name or address it to you or your gift recipient. I can also provide a receipt if needed. -
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There was one in Hamilton called aquaman but may no longer operate
Greg at Tanks2u in that link
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A bit of a journey but mother nature always seems to balance it out
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Welcome aboard as a supporter and an advertiser, thank you.
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Yes, goldfish can uproot plants which may restrict the outflow, you could at a drain cover to the overflow
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Most you are looking to keep will hybridise with the others
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It stays in the blood,
Welcome back
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For you Apistogramma lovers.
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Excellent Robert do you have names for these as some of our plant database needs correct images?
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On 11/23/2018 at 2:27 AM, disgustipated said:
happy tutles!
why did you decide not to have the island in the middle?
Just aesthetics really, gives a bigger viewing area
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As plumbing connections are at an end of a pipe usually they can be changed to local fittings
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Yes though they will probably end up eaten by the turtles
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You could start here
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Social media pfffttt
Hydroponics is big business now and some guard their recipes closely, have you searched the old threads on here?
RIP Dark :(
in The Off Topic Fishroom
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Condolences to family and friends.