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  1. kiwiplymouth
    Johnny Cash was eating Bhut Jolokias the day before he wrote "Ring of fire" :lol:
  2. kiwiplymouth
    I would say that the answer is dependant on the volume of biological media thats in the sump
  3. kiwiplymouth
    I am really sorry to hear this Caryl. Please pass my best wishes on to Grant
  4. kiwiplymouth
    I am assuming that's it's a fluoro tube ? If so, you probably only need to replace the starter which will cost you the huge sum of about $3 at your local hardware store. This is what they look like http://www.newark.com/ge/155-800/starte ... p/08WX5936
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    Maybe I would use someone to do that stuff occasionally to give the wife a day off :lol: :lol: :lol:
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    I found this little guy today and had to have him. A one striped clown loach
  7. kiwiplymouth
    It also makes cows abort if they eat it. It may not be harmful to fish or turtles but there is no way in hell that I'm putting any in my tank to find out.
  8. kiwiplymouth
    No. Macrocarpa is neither a native or a hardwood. Its an imported softwood. Look for rimu, beech etc
  9. kiwiplymouth
    Any native hardwood should be fine as long as its not treated
  10. kiwiplymouth
    Pygmy Cory's :bounce: :bounce:
  11. kiwiplymouth
    I'm glad that it finally turned up. I hope it was still looking ok
  12. kiwiplymouth
    I heard that old packhorse was a master baiter
  13. kiwiplymouth
    The Packhorse crayfish (Jasus verreauxi) is a different species and colour to the common red or spiney rock lobster (Jasus edwardsii)
  14. kiwiplymouth
    I wish to change my statement to...It was allegedly caught off the coast of tasmania
  15. kiwiplymouth
    It was caught off the coast of tasmania, weighed 8kg and it took 2 guys to wrestle it to the surface
  16. kiwiplymouth
    Put this one in your tank :lol:
  17. kiwiplymouth
    Most of the eggs fungused just prior to wiggler stage. I do have 6-8 wigglers so at least I know they are a fertile pair. I will try some different methods of hatching the eggs in the future and hopefully get a better survival rate
  18. kiwiplymouth
    My only concern with using iodised salt is not the iodine but the added anti cakeing agent
  19. kiwiplymouth
    Looks good. I have just harvested your dwarf sag and will post it off tomorrow
  20. kiwiplymouth
    Day 2 The eggs are a nice light brown and only one or two have fungus-ed so far
  21. kiwiplymouth
    Warning: If you are one of those purists that hate hybridization then read no further :lol: My Amphilophus labiatus male and my Red Parrot female have spawned today in my 8 footer. I am not sure if the eggs will be fertile but I have removed them and plan to attempt to grow on any surviving fry just out of interest. A pic of dad when he was younger And mum when she was young
  22. kiwiplymouth
    I have only had my pondmaster 8000 LPH running for about a year but no complaints so far.
  23. kiwiplymouth
    And turn your air pump off if you have one
  24. kiwiplymouth
    Brilliant I want your fish, your camera and your photography skills. What is pic #3 ?
  25. kiwiplymouth
    I was surprised to see this spawn as both the male and the female are still both very young. It would have to be the youngest BN's that I have ever had spawn, I'm not complaining tho The LF temmenaki have settled in well in pairs and trio's and I hope to get some action out of them in a few months. Save some young panamense for me, We can do a swap
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