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ive heard offspring are often infertile when this happens too
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its suprising what you can get away with considering you have e.yellows with acaras why not give it a shot i have a fire eel in with my africans
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if your not gunna have fish in there i wouldnt worry otherwise best to wait till its completely cured
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you could use the hob motor at the start to prime the u-tube but you will need to turn it off quickly and block your outlet tube when you do this until the you tube is full
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could you grow terestial plants in a deep gravel bed like a hydro set up to further clean the water?
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i have a syno like that 2 did ya get it from redwood? ocefier was the closest i could find to it redwood were unsure as to what it was but it was cheap so i got one. if you are considering selling flick me a pm with a price i may be intersted
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do your tetras have eyes the blind ones dont also they are pink not silver as colour doent matter so much when ya blind!
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i had a mate years ago who had spent quite a bit of time in prison he was saying that 4 toilets of adjacent cell were plumbed together and buy pushing the water through the s-bend with a roll of toilet paper and soaking up what was in the bowl you could have a 4-way conversation with different cells via the toilet
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i think they cancel if the weather is really bad anyway (unless its the indoor one you are talking about
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Could I keep an oscar in an aquaone 850 (165 litres)?
spoon replied to axolotl-danio's topic in Cichlids
sajicas or salvinis maybe EBJD -
What about 12v halogen for the spot light
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spring
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good lol im not pointing the finger at any one shop but dont ya find it funny that chch lfs still sell a lot of de-chlorinator when there is no chlorine in our water here i cringe everytime i overhear someone selling a newbie dechlorinator as a must have
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im sure some people leaving certain pet shops have more chemicals in their tanks than water
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run it through a spray bar so that its more spread out just make one up from some irragation pipe
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viewtopic.php?f=28&t=44098
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some of the online stores can sell cheaper as they dont have the overheads that an actual lfs have but in the case of petmart who knows i bet its the same price in their actual shop too with a price like that why would ya go elsewhere considering postage will be less than $20 aneway . i also remember pet pit stop having cf1200s for $135 when i asked them about that they said they had to buy a pallet load to get them cheap enough to sell at that price
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i used to have a small skate about 11cm across in with seahorses (nz coldwater marine though) its a pity about the freshwater 1s some of them are amazing
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theres still a lot of ddt around i used to work at the dump and we would get a few packs in a week of it usually from people cleaning out grandads shed etc its called an "intractable" by the company that takes it away this means that it cant be broken down into anything less toxic by means availible in new zealand so its sent to france to burnt in an ultra high temperature furnace
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carbaryl get it at mitre 10 sprinkle it in the entrance
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im wih ira on this one but if it still bugs you maybe use that selleys knead it that was mentioned earlier and place a natural looking stone over the top with it so it still looks good
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when i brought fish from you and had them shipped although the box was not marked with live fish the company knew as they rung my boss as as i them delivered to my work and the courier run didnt go out to there until 4.30 pm they just wanted to check if that was ok or else have somebody pick them up
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ive heard keeping it in the fridge can help i tend to just keep mine on top of the glass lids under the metal halide in saying that my idea of buying in bulk is 250g of tetra cichlid for $40 and that dosent last long enough to go off aneway
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i think ther are simpler methods than that out there
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from what i know about them they are particuarly sensitive to water conditions also copper in the water coupling that with being a messy eater a large tank is a must with a very tight fitting lid