enzoom1
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What David and Simian said... i bought mine for about $12.50 give or take a dollar.
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Mine are quite hardy but I never see them anymore unless I turn the lights on at night when they are out They havn't touched any of my other fish so for me they are a nice residents in m tank
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all good
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yeah the native aquariums at the Auckland Museum are mean as definately worth a look
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lol I subscribed aswell : 5 stars of the videos, they're awesome! :lol:
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I've moved a half empty 5 gallon tank
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yeah I also had a cory that did that. He died about a week after I saw him start doing it
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Cool videos Stella! where abouts in auckland was the stream where you videoed the banded kokopu?
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I wouldn't want to go swimming with one of those climbing up my leg ... but then again, when am I gonna go swimming in Antarctica :lol:
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your probably gonna have to set your heart on something else cos I doubt they have them in NZ I'm not 100% sure.. but I'm guessing they're on the not allowed list because well, that nz for ya
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cool pics how big was that sea spider?
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yep thats right
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yeah, water quality has to be pretty good for them. I usually do about 25% water change a week on the tank with the dwarfs and they seem fine
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The aqua one's dpn't have the best lighting for growing plants.. but the aqua one 980 lighting specs are ... 2 x 36" 30W, 1 x 30" 25W flouro's i guess
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Cool pics Snorkel
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hey Pete
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not sure you'd be wanting put anything more in there because the goldfish need a bit of space each......
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I have dwarf sag in my tank right now. It's still small (cos I only put it in 5 days ago :lol: ). My tanks a Juwel Lido 120. Its got T5 lights and I use Flourish every week. It seems fine so far, but I was wondering.... how would you go about trimming the leaves as I don't want them to get to large (I want the plant more as a carpet type plant).
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Well, I'd rather my fish ate the funny wriggly things than they eat me when I'm sleeping :lol:
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:lol:
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A cheap (free) food that I sometimes feed my fish, is mosquito larvae. We have a couple of water trophs that have quite a few (a lot) of mosquito larvae in at times. And the best thing about it is that it's available basically all the time
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yeah, I was at HFF albany the other day and there were quite a few bumblebee goby's there
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Hair grass gets fairly big but I don't personally know anyone that has it. I'm sure it would be in a LFS near you, or you could ask them to order it for you.
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lol mean are there shrimp in there too?