DantezGirl

kiaora kiaora am raising my second batch if you can get some live daphnia or water boat men there better just add as many as you can scoop out but bear in mind you want to keep the culture going for at least four months and they will eat at leisure otherwise twice a day if using brine shrimp remembering to clean the tank or container of any leftovers H.T.H

can some one take the lead and organize the working bee and if some one could ring around and ask local builders ect if they would like to donate there time and expertise and businesses if they would like to donate products we also need a time and date

sorry about that will try to write normally without the capitals old habits die hard

Hey Ballistic Any Idea On What Plans Are In Motion As To Mucking In Grants Ect?

Mystic's Thread On T.M http://www.bayofplentytimes.co.nz/local ... ubsection= Some Really Good Ideas On There Any One Know How The Organization Of Some Of The Ideas Are Going?

Sorry If This Was Inappropriate But I Made A Thread On T.M About LivingArt Hopefully It May Reach Some People Didn't Mean To Offend Any One But I'm Just Trying To Do My Little Bit To Help So If You Cruise Through The Animal Section On The Boards Over There Bump It Up For Me http://www.trademe.co.nz/Community/Mess ... d=28867747

agree the money should have been spent else were bettering the lives of so many of there population

yeah any pics will be looking o add to my lot later in the year have finally got the hang of things and there doing great

i like it its cool and interesting good luck with the sale may have more luck selling on the unmentionable site

most drunks at garage party's around here just rock up to you and say..........That Us? but most of em are young and it works on some

hi all how is the communication education and preservation of all our special species going?

now thats an idea wok especially for people who don't have credit cards ect or a computer i get mine of I-Tunes and haven't brought a cd for many years last cd was eminem and agree i usually find one or two songs i like on the whole cd that costs around 20-30 buck lol were as i can buy a single song legally for 2+ bucks

yip be careful out there people last weekends weather here was freaky had the power go out for half an hour and a house burnt down as well not sure what happened there this weeks one not to bad have whanau up north in whangarei who told us not to bother coming up this weekend due to weather and road conditions but there doing ok were they are stay warm and safe people

caudata.org is a world based newt and salamander specific forum that i find helpful bio supplyers new zealand (google it) is another place to buy live insects ect for the newts if no one on here or trade me has any hope that helps

Hi I Am Also A Newbie This Year To Newts As W ell I Got Two Japanese Newts At One Month Old In November And Two Chinese Newts At 4months Old First 4Months Is The Aquatic Stage They Eat Only Water Dwelling Or Live Foods That Can Survive Being Submerged In Water For Some Time Like Daphnia (Highly Recommend) ,White Worm,Frozen Blood Worm (May Take Practice), Small Earth Worms (Recommended If Small Enough) ,Water Boat Men, Baby Brine Shrimp (Last Resort) Feed Lots To Maintain A Good Growth Rate It Is Recommended To Keep The Water Shallow And Cool To Give Them A Chance At Finding There Food A Few Plants Ect For Them To Climb On And Hide In Avoid Decorations With Hollow Parts As They May Hide In There And May Be Difficult To Coax Out Around The 3rd Month Add A Small Easily Accessable Land Area 4Months On words Is The Aqua phobic Stage They Do Not Like Water And At This Stage They Can Be Stubborn But They Get Used To It Recommended To Have A Set Up That Is A Little More Water Than land So That They Continue To Have A Good Growth Rate They Don't Grow As Well In A Terrestrial Set Up As I Discovered If Doing Terrestrial Keep It Small And Provide Lots Of Live Foods Wing Less Fruit Flies And Aphids Recommended Also Keep The Set Up Simple To Avoid The Newts Getting Lost In There You Can Now Add Land Dwelling Foods Such As Aphids, Wingless Fruit Flies,Flies? 1Year Haven't Quite Got There Yet But Mine Have Developed There Preference For Land Or Water Depending On There Size You May Be Able To Add Baby Guppy's Cultured By You As A Food Not Highly Recommended But People Do It Just Another Option For A Food Source Can Increase The Water Level As They grow And Get More Creative With The Set Up As They Grow Just My Experiences Trials And Observations Some One Will Correct Me If I Am Wrong Hope It Helps

thanks all i used to be with i hug as well but changed 80 a month is a bit much for me to spend do they have any other options? but by the sounds of things xnet is the way to go so will have a look around there still got a month left to go so i no hurry at the moment phone bill is with telstra

well my 9 month contract with my isp will be over soon i get 70mb twice a day which is bugger all for my family lol but any way i like this one because i get 70mb from 2am till i use it all up it then reverts to dial up speed then it gets reset to 70mb again at 6pm and reverts to broadband until used up it costs 47.95 a month so is there any better isp out there

so what does that mean you can get iphone on prepaid? and is this legit new zealand prices?

no wonder i never saw it any were here ah well pass on the iphone then

what a bummer i love technology the price is fantastic but if there not going to do prepay on them ill stick with nokia is the older iphone on prepay? if it is how much? cheers DG

gorgeous i found out they could change color through helpful members on here lol

another thanks goes to J.R for the free guppy's a while back and to the lovely person who sent me white worms and to the many people who offer there services generosity and advice

wow now thats something you dont hear about every day a baby dragon warming yip i vote for the platter of food also may want to volunteer to permanently baby sit a baby dragon or two

hooray for the reeves keep em going

aww wouldve been a free feed for them thanks for that