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dwarf Octopus that is so cool. Time to go reread that marine guide by Carly.

Without being curl how long could one be kept in a 3 foot tank? How sensitive are they to temp?

How much space is need to keep one happy for a year or two? because that is the around there lifespan right?

If you read the Regs you will find the low voltage is anything exceeding 50VAC or 120V ripple free DC but not exceeding 1000VAC or 1500V ripple free DC now "extra low voltage" is anything not exceeding 50VAC or 120V ripple free DC. now you can see the even when a electrical engineer say "Extra low voltage" Is can still do damage to you. And suphew is right most older houses wont think twice about passing 10,20,30,40 amps through yo to ground, it only takes in the order of 100mA (0.1 amp) across your heart to stop it. It is my strong recommendation that you (fish keepers in general) find out if your house is RCDed and if it is not, get a electrician to install one in your board or go out and buy a RCD to plug into your power socket and run your tank off it.

Has anyone ever try a water bed heating pad to heat a fish tank?

I sorry for your uncertainty, It Will lead to multiple tanks and it Will lend to several breeds :lol:

I have got 4 cockatiels and a ar620T sitting right under a robo can. no problems.

I'm with Heir, mine are way cuter lol

no sorry I haven't tried any more of them.

1 of the 3 little ones we had round our house this year.

Roflmao

not in a computer screen. or your eye for that matter.

There is only varying levels of Red Green and Blue no others. :lol:

So can you give them a bath or something to clean them up LA?

When our cat was younger she would but now she is just a 16year soggy moggy cat

I'm pretty sure it is a flower now.

So I think my Anubias nana has got a flower spike . Still not %100 sure though :-? . No photos yet, will probably take some tomorrow though.

Well a quick update first my 200L had a leak so I had empty it which meant I had to up root my tiger lotus, it had some roots a 800mm long . It is back in the tank now and seems happy so hopefully it will flower again. As for pollination etc. I have found that a cotton bud works well, just use the one bud for the 3 nights it is open wiping it around the in side of the flower being careful not to get the pollen wet in the nectar pool at the bottom of the flower. Once the the flower has finished flowering it will head back into the water where the petals will die off. What is left once the petals are gone is the seed pod, this will get bigger over a couple of weeks until it pops. The last pod I had I put a plastic bag over it and gently tied it to the flower/pod stem then blew in the end of the bag with a straw so the the bag was half water half air, this seemed to be a goo way of collecting the seeds I did have to blow the bag up a bit each day though.

To get your attention your family leaves a post it on the front of your tank.

I have only ever had 2 jump and they were both young Australe males, and they both made is out of a 5or 6mm gap.

I had 4 infected in total, 2 I saved and are still health and happy in the main school again. 2 I culled after the both got a worm behind there eyes. are you worms in a little clear bubble?

I do believe that there were some clown killies there. Goggole "Pseudepiplatys annulatus" for a image of clown killies.

When buying a house you ask for local water samples for PH and hardness.

I was having a similar problem, but the air rifle is slowly thinning them out. And out natives coming back.

I've seen it. :-? I'm still undecided if I like the twist.