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the first link has a fullstop after the nz, thats what screws it And be nicer to Alan, you may need him to give blood one day, or fish

Well done Caryl, I saw in buy sell exchange Redwoods have just cleared a new lot out of quarantine, should be exceptionally good therapy.

Classic case of denial, next you'll be saying MTS is a figment of our collective imaginations. I strongly suggest you get professional help at the nearest pet shop. :roll:

May be algae growth

Looks great Caryl hope you're having loads of fun but looking at the photos I think you must be. Mark Oh and a round of envy for all

welcome to the fishroom Cal, lets see some pics of the tv tank, sounds like fun Mark

Welcome to the fishroom Christine Sounds like you already have some nice fish. mark

welcome to the fishroom beeko, if you want to chat come along at 9pm most nights and join our chatroom (click on link at top of page) there is usually a group in there about then. How long has your tank been setup, do you test the water, are you still having deaths, do you have plants, what sort of filtration do you have?? lots of questions, but its always good to find a cause for deaths in the tank also as caryl asked, what size tank, length width and height. mark

welcome to the fishroom Shar, its a great community.

Much nicer now Bilbo, the pics are easy to get to and just the right size for my screen 8)

the original will sprout out from the sides and get more bushy and the cutting will grow, soon the tank will be full of it.

looking good, and yes the better the colours on a fish the less stressed they are.

Welcome to the site Bilbo, good looking tank, but i agree with interfecus it took me ages to download. http://www.geocities.com/markrichardgil ... Stand.html have a look at this page, very basic way of doing thumbnails (thats all i can manage) have a look at the code and the picture sizes. and it shows the stand i'm building too.

makes my 5 fish books seem a bit sad but I like them.

and so Caryls library begins

Are there any or many native river plants that will survive being raised up to tropical temperatures. Has anyone used any such plants from a local river in their tanks successfuly? or introduced species (but not noxious weed classified ones please) Mark

Got Mine, read cover to cover. Well done interesting and informative, thanks to all involved, especially Caryl.

mmmmmmmmmm new is good

Those are your "latest" aquisitions, was someone having a clearing sale? sounds like a great resource youve got. remember everybody ask Caryl!!

Alan 8) so whats an ogre worth 6ft maybe

hmmmmm one teaspoon = little pixie hands 100 gallon tank = call a giant :lol: :lol:

For a good price go direct to an electrical wholesaler like Ideal or Mastertrade, they will probably have to order in what you want, but last 4ft tube i brought (gro tube) was just over $20, this was with discount, ask for it or if you have a sparky friend get him to buy it.

Listen to Rob, strongly suggest getting a bottom feeder like a couple of cories next, that said give it some time to cycle now you have the neons but feed them sparingly and do vacuum gravel. more water changes slow the cycle but make it less harsh.

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