We’ve recently updated Aquarium World! We’re working through a few bugs, with exciting new features on the way. Thanks for your patience while we fine-tune the site.
livingart
Financial Members
-
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by livingart
-
sea slug forum is no more, sad as it was a good database this is pretty good too http://www.starfish.ch/c-invertebrates/ ... odorididae once you are set up could send some down
-
there will be plenty of mini fish in there in a few months :f77:
-
Personally i wouldn't start under 300 litres with a sump, but that is my own opinion having a chiller is easiest to guarantee temperature stability
-
i grow a few species of sponges but i also grow 3 types of phyto plankton to feed them with cold is same as tropical just takes 2 or 3 times longer to cycle you will need a very mature system to grow your sponges in warty sea slugs are general grazers and do well in a tank local rock is good for decorating but coral rock will be needed to support your bacteria you can get away with T5's or LED's for growing our local plants http://naturenz.wix.com/nzmarinekeepers ... grams/cee5
-
you may find this site interesting for local marines http://www.reefkeepers.co.nz/forum/foru ... m.php?f=10
-
you will find it hard to keep your nudis alive with enough sponge to feed them a cray of legal size will need at least a 600 litre setup and a chiller will be essential viewtopic.php?f=5&t=23675
-
:bggrn: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=42159yes in nz if you add your location in your profile in user control panel at the top right of the page it may help your searchTHEY ARE Obviously well looked afterKrusty Krickets - the meal you can share with your reptileDo those Frogs eat your Ghost Crickets Bro?thanks it was a collaboration between rexii and igenerator and alternate between flow and heat if its not a big one have used gas to heat water for tank beforeno doesn't include the standwill plagiarise that for one on marine fish blue2 :sml1: :sml1: 1 each:sml1:well done AdeHow did you clean the filter?Congratulationsyes indeed i have learnt an old dog can learn a new trick so long as the old dog still wants to learn :thup:under $700 :smln:maybe increase your surface movement how often are you changing wateris the surface of the tank water being agitated flow increases dissolved oxygen in the water
