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Thanks, please PM me a price. Thanks

Please if anyone has any GBR's or electrics let me know. I will also be interested in any Apistos. I will pay shipping etc. CHRISTCHURCH

I do know the names, the marginals are green leafed with yellow flowers, I also have some that are white (you can have heaps) I also have some deep water plants. I'll get some pics tomorrow.

Would like to buy some orandas or minnows. Cash your way or swap for Pond Plants, Snails, Tadpoles or baby axos. I also have Small German Blue Rams (very small at this stage) to swap. Also offer Graphic design, website work.

Just after a trade, I can offer graphic design work, website, computer graphical work in exchange for oranda goldfish. Thanks Dino

Snail for FREE. for tos tropicals that love a snail snack. this is the great pond snail..nice and chunky. Sumner pickup.

the great pond snail, good for keeping your tank.pond clean...FREE. Also good food for those snail eating fish.

Poret works really well highly recommended One section ready for the rams, will add wood java fern and maybe a Bristlenose Each section has water disturbing surface 4 sections, quite spacious when finished I will post more photos

I think I will do a case study here, I am going for the more expensive option as I have 5 breeding ram pairs! I'll keep you posted. It makes sense to use foam, as it can be moved around no silicon. This and part 2 video is great: Saves buying a canister, will be more heat efficient, harbor lots of good bacteria, quieter I can buy two 50x 50cm for $40 each with this I can make 3 dividers. One section will be purely used to keep filter medium.

I know that poret is available and has great advantages, does anyone else know of anything cheaper. Is there any other foam options for a tropical tank. Thanks

Parents and fry doing well:

ok I will try BN's, the guy here in bromley, appears as pauljopnes on trademe, Rodney has them for $5 each I'll see if I can get a couple from him. Thanks

BN's I think its too warm for them. I would clean the tanks myself but the GBR fry are so small and all over the place. It looks like snails. Thanks

I need a fish that can handle temp of 28 not eat fry and clean the bottom of the tank (glass). Apple snails? thanks

Dan, They seem to be feeding on microworms... here is an image: EDIT: maybe not I am sure I saw one eat through the magnifying glass.