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Everything posted by cees
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Brineshrimp cysts supplies
I have had a number of people emailing me about getting a box in from the US. I will do that soon. Perhaps just wait to see how world-situation develops over next few weeks before I commit $. Cees
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Brineshrimp cysts supplies
A few years ago I ordered a case (12 cans) from brineshrimpdirect for the Upper Hutt club. I'd be happy to do it again and share. I'd need firm commitments and a willingness to share risk. Email me Cees
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Aquarium Software
I'd be interested. Esp finding out where to get X10 devices in NZ.
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Where to source gravel
The Hutt river has some nice deposites of fine gravel. Needs washing and a couple of sieves would help. It's not to difficult to find buckets full 1-3 mm
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Big tank- step by step
http://www.fnzas.org.nz/459.0.html
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New article on FNZAS site
What can I say. One good photographer .... http://www.fnzas.org.nz/459.0.html fish images are 'click-enlarge'
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round tail guppies
Following up on another post http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?t=905 In my breeding lines (mainly delta, whatever is left of it) I somtimes see a type of guppy that could be classified as roundtail. Nothing like the standard though http://hem.passagen.se/mikeno/english/texter/estand.htm strong body type, halfblack with lots of colour spilling from tail onto body. Will try to get some photos this weekend to show. If I remember correctly in one of the latest IFGA bulletins someone wrote about the genetics of the roundtail. Will try and find it and share some info here.
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A few guppy links
http://www.fnzas.org.nz/?id=440 only a few left
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A few guppy links
guppy forum http://www.ibmring.com/cgi-bin/ib3/ikonboard.pl International Fancy Guppy Association http://www.ifga.org/
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Conference 2003
Welcome to the fishroom TerminalAddict. I suspected that phpchat would be hard on server. Thanks for the warning. It's ok now, nobody is using it anyway. Will look into irc bot as you suggest. Might not be able to start one on server though. Great, I'll be in touch when I need some help.
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Conference 2003
Will add that soon. Need to go through the script first and see how it works and where I can improve it etc.. I'm just testing it now. Is one room enough ??
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Conference 2003
just testing one room only http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/chatlink.php you need to be logged in as fishroom user I will monitor serverload just in case. don't forget to read this http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/chat/t ... popup.php3 (I haven't done that yet ...) feedback please Cees
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Conference 2003
Andrew, I have worked with that chatroom script before. Works fine, easy to setup.
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Conference 2003
I could probably setup a 'chat-room' for that one occasion as well. Cees
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playhouse diy plans
Hi Bill, thanks for that. I did that search before I posted here and yes, there are heaps of them. I posted here in the hope that someone might have some 'personal experience' building one. What works and what doesn't etc etc. A while ago I saw one (can't remember where) that was one and half storey high. Inside it had a small 'mezzanine' kids could climb on.
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playhouse diy plans
Really off topic. I'm in a diy mood and promised my 4 yr old daughter to build her a playhouse. Anyone here have good plans available for a decent size playhouse.? (at moment thinking about the 5 room, 2 story mansion but I'll settle for something I can put together in a weekend or 2). Cees
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Conference 2003
I guess I'll be attending then, virtual or real.
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new plant article (aquatic pests NZ)
posted on behalf of Mike Harre Vallisnera gigantea, along with V. spiralis (the Meola Creek variety) are listed as Surveillance plants in the Auckland Regional Pest Management Strategy. They are therefore banned within the Auckland region (as well as any other regions that have them in their strategies). Unfortunately there were a number of plants from the National Surveillance list that for some reason or other were left off the NPPA list. We are hoping that they will be included in the near future. I would advise people to check with their local Regional Council as to what their list is. Anyone who would like a copy of the Auckland list can email me and I will send one out. [email protected]
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new plant article (aquatic pests NZ)
An important new article has been included in the fnzas site written by Mike Harre Biosecurity Officer (Response) Auckland Regional Council http://www.fnzas.org.nz/458.0.html
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NZ Native fish
Guys (and girls), knock it off. I'm not hurt, not even embarrased. (But with a website like that perhaps I should be). John1, I do have a sense of humor, I just took you serious in that post and thought you had me confused with someone else. One day I will do something about http://www.webcase.co.nz/ (at least every visitor gets a nice greeting rather than a 404) fwiw , http://www.typo3.com/ is what I use most of the time.
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NZ Native fish
Caryl, You're right. I'm not so good with sarcasm. I can see what you mean though now that I realise he's talking about http://www.webcase.co.nz/. see http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=sarcasm sar·casm Pronunciation Key (särkzm) n. 1. A cutting, often ironic remark intended to wound. 2. A form of wit that is marked by the use of sarcastic language and is intended to make its victim the butt of contempt or ridicule. and http://www.dictionary.com/search?q=humor (humour or humor) hu·mor Pronunciation Key (hymr) n. 1. The quality that makes something laughable or amusing; funniness: could not see the humor of the situation. 2. That which is intended to induce laughter or amusement: a writer skilled at crafting humor. . . Sorry, I don't see the connection sarcasm - humour
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NZ Native fish
Hi John1, You confuse me with this one.. I'd like to take credit for a personal webpage but I can't. what's the address ? Cees
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Warren's Tank Project.
http://www.fnzas.org.nz/warren.0.html
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Algae on rotala
Your Doctor, it's an 'classic' antibiotic. Your best bet is the local vet. That's where I got mine. Just tell them what's for and the dose you require. Search google for blue-green algae and erythromicyn for dosage insrtuctions. Repeat after one week. Best to treat whole tank, but be aware that it might knock back the bio-filtration. Blue-green algae is indicative of poor water quality, the new tubes alone won't be the cause as suchs.