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Have you tried a different thermometer?  The tank temp could really be 25C but the thermometer is broken and stuck on 29.5C.   

https://blog.onlinegeckos.com/leopard-gecko-feeding-feeder-insects-nutritional-value-facts/
Good website for nutritional values of foods for reptiles.
Feeder Nutritional Value Table
                          Moisture,  Protein  Fat  CA/P Ratio           Mealworms 62.44% 20.27% 12.72% 0.040% Superworms 59.37% 17.41% 17.89% 0.053% Dubia Roaches 65.6% 23.4% 7.2% 0.308% Crickets 69.07% 21.32% 6.01% 0.081% Phoenix Worm 61.2% 17.3% 9.4% 1.52% Waxworm 61.73% 15.50% 22.19% 0.131% Silkworms 82.7% 9.3% 1.1% 0.075% Hornworms 85% 10% 2.4%    

Welcome back Cees.
The godfather of an online FNZAS

Monique Piket. Orange dragon hmpk x opaque hm
Date hatched: ~15/05/18

A log for recording breedings of Siamese fighters 
From https://www.facebook.com/groups/150909571710093/?fref=nf

Monique Piket Red dragon hmpk x blue dragon hmpk. 
Date hatched: 26/06/18

We would like to welcome our first online club to the Fedration of New Zealand Aquatic Societies
It is the facebook group NewZealand Reef Keepers https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzreefkeepers/
They represent the marine keeping side of our great hobby and being an online club also represent the FNZAS moving into the more social media pathway our hobby as taken over the last few years.

A log for recording breedings of Siamese fighters 
From https://www.facebook.com/groups/150909571710093/?fref=nf

Monique Piket Red dragon hmpk x blue dragon hmpk. 
Date hatched: 26/06/18

We would like to welcome our first online club to the Fedration of New Zealand Aquatic Societies
It is the facebook group NewZealand Reef Keepers https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzreefkeepers/
They represent the marine keeping side of our great hobby and being an online club also represent the FNZAS moving into the more social media pathway our hobby as taken over the last few years.

We would like to welcome our first online club to the Fedration of New Zealand Aquatic Societies
It is the facebook group NewZealand Reef Keepers https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzreefkeepers/
They represent the marine keeping side of our great hobby and being an online club also represent the FNZAS moving into the more social media pathway our hobby as taken over the last few years.

We would like to welcome our first online club to the Fedration of New Zealand Aquatic Societies
It is the facebook group NewZealand Reef Keepers https://www.facebook.com/groups/nzreefkeepers/
They represent the marine keeping side of our great hobby and being an online club also represent the FNZAS moving into the more social media pathway our hobby as taken over the last few years.

I am not sure, if relevant to the problem sorry but i was just reading about them and found this out.
Millions of years ago, a small, unremarkable fish called the Mexican tetra started swimming into the caves of eastern Mexico. In the all-encompassing darkness of these limestone caverns, the tetras’ eyes, which take a lot of energy to build and maintain, were useless luxuries. Over several generations, the cave fish lost them entirely. Today, they are born with small eyes that gradually waste away as they get older.  The tetras’ eye sockets, however, don’t go to waste; they can use them to store fat. Blind cave fish are stockier than their cousins that live on the surface, and some have fat-filled humps

I'll post another pic tonight... I'm pretty sure we now have a sex ????

This is where I will put progress shots of Albie my albino p82 who hatched from my breeding trio... hopefully more hatch
 
 

Duckweed.  Tomorrow the numbers would have doubled, and the next day doubled again.....   Some fish like gold fish eat it but yup removing every last bit is the only way to go.   It doesn't like too much surface movement so the return aimed at the surface etc will help but removing is the only sure way (every bit as even 1 leaf will mean it returns with a vengeance).

For those buying or collecting Oxygen weed in N.Z. only one of the 3 species is not a banned plant.
Banned - https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/1-plants/103-Lagarosiphon-major
Banned - https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/1-plants/68-Egeria-densa
Good - https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/1-plants/77-Elodea-canadensis-(Anacharis)

Ahh, useful information. Thanks. Maybe I should stop calling them 'koi' then, though I'm trying to reproduce what they seem to call Koi Tuxedo Guppy overseas, though there is some white still visible on the photo, which hopefully I can add here.
 
Hmm, nope, not in that format. I'll work on it.

Hi Sandy, good to see you back with a tank again.
There is a facebook group called Fish are friends Manawatu I think.

Well done to the Hawkes Bay Club for a very successful 2018 AGM, amazing effort by tem to organise this and it is much appreciated.
eldat the National Aquarium in Napier.
THANK YOU
.

Well done to the Hawkes Bay Club for a very successful 2018 AGM, amazing effort by tem to organise this and it is much appreciated.
eldat the National Aquarium in Napier.
THANK YOU
.

Well done to the Hawkes Bay Club for a very successful 2018 AGM, amazing effort by tem to organise this and it is much appreciated.
eldat the National Aquarium in Napier.
THANK YOU
.

Well done to the Hawkes Bay Club for a very successful 2018 AGM, amazing effort by tem to organise this and it is much appreciated.
eldat the National Aquarium in Napier.
THANK YOU
.

Here is the template for clubs to use to fill out for the clubs capitations and they need to be in by the 10th July please, Thank you
 
Capitations-template.xlsx

It’s 3 different bulbs they all starting acting up in succession 

Skunk Botia - Yasuhikotakia morleti

Dwarf Chain Loach - Ambastaia sidthimunki

Redtail Botia - Yasuhikotakia modesta

Botia histrionica