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Auckland Fishkeepers AGM March 8th
Neon replied to purplecatfish's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
sorry - I don't know of anyone coming from South Auckland way -
haha yeah I suck at keeping red lotus happy
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the space looks fine to me - very nice tank! (sorry!) maybe a red lotus if you really want to put something there
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Auckland Fishkeepers AGM March 8th
Neon replied to purplecatfish's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
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Oh oh oh can I do the submersed indian fern? :bounce: The plant known as red pine is a bit hard to take photos of but I can probably send you an average photo I still need to go through my photos and see what else I can send you.....
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this might have been covered earlier in the thread - and it's just my opinion - but since you spent so much effort getting the apistos, why risk them with any additives like CO2 or fertilizers? I know you are only allowed a couple of tanks and you love plants as much/more than fish, but if I had expensive fish then I wouldn't be adding anything to the tanks that wasn't really needed... but then again I'm quite risk averse :lol:
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This probably wasn't your point LivingArt, but does it matter what the motive is? I saw those fish in Melbourne.... they are really cool!!!
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I think that might be because someone's holding the back of its head to take the photo.... poor kitty!
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yeah, it's quite nice not having frosts (or only having very light frosts that most people wouldn't call frosts!). The stargrass survived outside all winter. Hmmm that's given me an idea - maybe I'll try putting some swords outside too.....
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So there are no benefits living in Auckland then? :tears:
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That sounds awful
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More aftershocks?
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It's summer and in auckland so it's not too cold They get lots of light so I imagine that keeps the plants happy. It's fun chucking plants from my tanks in my ponds and seeing if they survive. I also have stargrass growing emersed in a pot outside - it's not in the water at all. See, there are some benefits in living in Auckland :lol: (almost makes up for the humidity, the mosquitoes and all the traffic....etc)
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It's a cold water pond I did try it in my tropical tank but I gave up pretty quickly :lol:
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ok okay..... (it looks the same submersed though :lol: )
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yeah that is probably it, so I don't need to take a photo after all! :lol:
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Thank you Yes the second pic is a water lily. I'll try taking a photo of the Ranunculus. I can't remember what kind it is... I'll have to see if I still have the plant tag :oops:
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I noticed this when I got home today and it cheered me up after a crappy day at work: (it's stargrass - quite exciting as I haven't had it flower before ) Here's another photo which I quite like:
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cool good to see it survived the earthquake okay!
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photos??????
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sorry to hear that work sucks sometimes. 12 years is a long time. what kind of work do you do?
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Just bring baby with you - I'm sure there'll be lots of willing volunteers to babysit
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I have pics of a flower from one Not sure I have any photos of the plant. It's at the back of the tank so it's hard to photograph.
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when you grow courgettes just to feed your bristlenose
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yep I've been - it's awesome! if you head up there, go to goat island too. but not on a weekend as it gets too busy and crazy