tHEcONCH
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Organism have it - about $25 for a 140? gram (small) jar - one tablet per day per fish, as a start, I guess.
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Cut them with a fine tooth hacksaw blade (at least 32 teeth/inch) - I'd also recommend you mark where you want to cut with tape etc before you start so that you don't end up going skew-wiff and buggering it. Measure twice, cut once...
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Yes, it contains Spirulina etc, and its more expensive :-?
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Its a generic term - there are all sorts of 'Dwarf Plecos' - they are usually quite small, colourful, and expensive - e.g. Blue Phantoms. Check out planetcatfish.com
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Bear in mind that it should look like flakey skin similar to when people peel after sunburn, not fluffy cotton wool - if it looks like the later, check the tank etc. - the humidity may be too high, and make sure your UV tube isn't too old.
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They often colour up later, or else it may have purged all of its Zooanthellae (sp?) when it was moved - if it opens and closes, it will be fine.
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I can do you some Majano's if you are interested. Wilson should have aiptasia too :lol:
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Possibly, or else if its also small its a new one
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Anything?
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:lol: That's the one - came with a set of steak knives!
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Just bung some in and see - what have you got to lose?
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Parazoos for sale: http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/yellow ... 26819.html
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Only with my car on the highway :lol:
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I've looked at a couple of gizmos, but the good 'ol jug-o-water does the trick for now :lol:
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Its how the heat is converted, so its a matter of balancing it out - I top up my tank every morning and evening to help keep the salinity as consistent as possible, but evaporation isn't as dangerous as overheating.
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It could be that it has knocked them off as it looks for food around them - I'd check for them in the back corners of your tank and under overhangs where there is little water motion all shriveled up in the dark.
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What!?!?!?? All of them! They could have detached and floated off somewhere - I'll got a couple of bits that just won't attach anwhere and travel around the tank.
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Better - although it moves around more than I would like - with the fan set on 'Tornado' it will keep the tank below 28 degrees, even on a hot day, but it generally hovers around 26.5 - 27.0. I have to top up the water pretty regularly, though.
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Dispelling a myth!! Most fish DON'T get "pregnant"
tHEcONCH replied to Loopy's topic in General Breeding
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Yep, if it is the Bristle worms that took the clams, then Squigette can stay. She is incredibly strong - I now feed with tweezers, rather than my finger, because she would have no problem pulling flesh off :-?
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When I priced one up, plus the pump, extra tubing, and considering they release the heat back into the room, I reckon it would actually be cheaper and more effective to install an inverter heat pump into the room and set it to 'cool'.
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Yep, both seem fine - I've been feeding the Anemone plenty of shrimp with vitamins etc, and it seems to be well inflated and happy - not that I'm an expert!
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I believe so - they'll be a frag'n coming soon
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How about NovoRift - algae with critters in for African cichlids, but pretty much every plec I know loves the stuff - or JBL Tabis if you want more bugs and less salad.
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I think it is only a 'by-catch' as they try to eat the critters in the algae.