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  1. I find baby's tears (I think latin name is Helixine) grows beautifully in my whistlie terrarium
  2. have you tested the occy's psychic sports betting abilities yet?
  3. darkfur replied to Aquila's topic in Fun
    now *this* is a lego aquarium Legoland Sealife Aquarium, California
  4. darkfur replied to Aquila's topic in Fun
    holy **** Zev I shouldn't have clicked on that, gonna have nightmares
  5. are dahlias the ones some people call warratah? they are kind of deep purple with crimson tentaclies and full grown about the size of a plum (look like a plum when closed too)? they have a sting seahorsies definitely disapprove of! maybe your horsies just have such nice places to hitch that they steer clear of the stingers
  6. CPL may be able to help with a trap definitely, with vet costs probably
  7. interesting to see the horsies ok with the anemones, I would have thought they would get stung quite easily by being dumb and trying to hitch on/near them. Not a problem here obviously?
  8. I used to like hedgies until I busted them eating eggs from under my hens and ducks. They'll go right into the chookhouse and terrify the poor birds. They seem to prefer fertile eggs that have a mostly developed chick in them, and they come back every night until they have cleaned out the nest or you relocate them. They have a pretty good homing instinct too, you need to take them a kilometer away or they came back (I spray painted a dot on one once to check that it was the same one and boy could it home)
  9. darkfur replied to Brett1970's topic in Anabantoids
    I use 3L juice bottles and found the stuff called "sticky stuff remover" which is an orange-oil based spray you can get at hardware stores worked to get the label residue off
  10. I reckon it's not huge by FNZAS standards unless it takes a team of burly men to lift it
  11. I think there are some great advantages in farming native species in that we don't have to go to ridiculous lengths to give them an appropriate environment. I have thought for a long time Australians should give up on eating beef and farm kangaroo, they'd use so much less water.
  12. that's called overpetting syndrome some cats get kind of overstimulated by being touched, they like it at the start and then they kind of go overboard
  13. I used to have a cat that liked to sleep on top of the 4ft turtle tank (cosy). One day he came in as I was cleaning it and had the lids off and before I could do anything he jumped up like he would normally do and landed knee deep in the water! :lol: Poor cat completely freaked out and just stood there in mortification until I lifted him out
  14. good luck, post some pics of the happy parents for us and the bubbies when they hatch
  15. looks like a rattail maggot, they give me the willies although my chickens think they are pretty tasty

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