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yip i know about permits just looking into it and wanted to get an idea on costs ect from any one that has been through it recently and because it freezez here wondered if there was a rule about were enclosures are to be kept thanks for all the help and info

cool thanks repto

hi has any one gone through the processs of obtaining local skinks lizards would like to know 1: how much did it cost for permits ect 2: do the enclosures have to be indoors or out doors? quite cold here

any one going from torbay auckland to taupo

i met my first axolotl in intermediate we had on as a pet in class moved and forgot all about them then while i was in auckland on holiday thought id have a look at petshop and there were two baby axolotls so brought two from tm and then my newts and then my guppy's have a wish list that grows every day

ok thanks conch will skip it then

hi have some spiralina powder used to make drinks any way can you feed to fish?

psssst i think broms is a maf spy lol nah but yip sounds like a set up

thats dedication gannet

anyone ?

cool thanks just need it for appearances

are you allowed to take live fish on the plane? any special things you have to do to get fish onto a plane

does anyone what are they called and what i should be searching for? ive just been looking up lights

dang thanks for that is there anything similar that can sit on the top of the tank

hi all my tanks have no hoods or lids so i have no lights so will this work and will it be safe also do i need to add anything else they say just sit it on top of the tank http://www.trademe.co.nz/Home-living/Pe ... 223376.htm

there leaveing on wedensday so i will miss the cut of date any one going from auxs to taupo

1. A general guideline is to find the adult size of your turtle and multiply the turtle's adult length by 5. That's how long the aquarium will need to be and will give your little friend plenty of room for doing laps. 2. Take their adult length and multiply by 2.5 and that'll be how deep your water should be. This gives them plenty of room to move about freely and get some exercise, as well as allow you to place a basking area half way up and prevent your turtle from trying to escape. They are great climbers! You should house your water turtles in a minimum of a 20 gallon long aquarium. This is a minimum recommendation, bigger is better. Your aquarium should have at least enough water to be as deep as the width of your turtle. You can add more water depending how good of a swimmer your turtle is

any one

thanks for that

hey ra are you able to say were you got your reeves from? also how much were they thanks

dam would love some but in taupo ah well good luck

thanks still waiting for reply and hopefully something can be arranged

any way i can contact also do they pick up from address?

on thursday i pay for my newts so can any one bring my two newts back from torbay auckland to taupo for me from friday onwards? thanks in advance