livingart
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:facepalm: dung beetles etc.
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olive rockfish is a good call as in their natural environment they can be subjected to a wide range of water conditions hungry little predators though
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nowadays there are high and low level float switches available having timers play up or pumps block was the biggest issue i am currently setting up 2 4ft tanks to be tidal going to use a bell siphon system this time
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Deep sand bed in one tank and about 2cm in other, small pumps on timers through airline. Drilled overflows to handle excess if something mucked up
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You may find the aquaone 2400 one fits it
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the ether has spoken :rolfl: i was going to ask,
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:rolfl:
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Moving substrate can cause some problems as a bed deeper than 3cm can contain anaerobic bacteria
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I have always found you get a small cycle when moving tanks, how often do yñu replace carbon?
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Maybe a bacterial bloom, have u tried running carbon for awhile. What is substrate?
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Is that a bachelor of living art?
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beautiful pics
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similar when they are younger and similar enough think they may be in the same family
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headstanders and pencilfish http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anostomus_anostomus http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nannostomus
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Breeding The Golden Bell Frog.
livingart replied to Insect Direct's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
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:rolfl: its in davy jones' cooker
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/9438541@N04/
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Gorillas in the garden http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article ... tures.html
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https://www.facebook.com/groups/478325005591502/
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naughty boy :lar:
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If it has come apart at one of the joins it needs taking apart, scraping the sealant off and resealing may be cheaper to buy another
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one for the breeding register
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The gecko probably didnt know the rules of brumation and thought the winter had been mild enough for a forage
