Olly

i dont know about that :evil:

Phoenix44 you're welcome to come see them anytime you like, as is anyone else thats interested I think it makes the discus feel safer cos they are in a bigger group, instead of being a group of 7 (number of discus) they feel like they are in a group of 13 (6 angels in with them) = happy discus. They have grown faster since I put the angels in with them

yea I know I'm not supposed to but they have been together for 2-3 months so far with no problems They ate the eggs over night

they are currently in with similar sized angels discus and rams cos I didnt think they were old enough yet (and I thought they were both boys anyway)

gynaecology study of.... wait family forum 8)

do they have a chance in with other angels?

lethargic You like this game dont you Imsmith :lol: :bounce:

I couldnt believe how fast they grew. They get fed mostly wardleys gourmet tropical flake with bloodworms or beefheart every 2 or 3 days. Water change every day if I can. They are still guarding the eggs well, although they have trust issues with each other :lol: They are easily my best looking fish I havnt successfully raised angels yet, although I have tried 3 times. Whats the easiest way to make them live?

bandsaws are awesome :lol:

Well done on carving a gum burr, those things are insanely hard to work with. Watch out for it splitting as it gets older, but then that can look cool too. I enjoy woodturning, carving, building with wood and painting. I dont have any photos cos I'm at uni now. All I have here is this little box I made from macrocarpa: my sister is a professional artist This is her website: http://www.amiria.co.nz/

never heard of it

i got them from animates maybe 2 months ago at 2-3cm they are now 7-8cm and look awesome, well over 15cm tall

real altums, not peru ones. I can collect him today if you want I just had two exams today (need a sleepy smiley)

my young altum angels just spawned :oops: I thought they were both boys :oops: Now to try and make them live :-?

I got mine this morning. I had forgotten about it and had no idea what it was :lol: :oops: It took me 1/2 an hour to click that it was bloodworms The fish love them

island

tetrapod

I'm getting it made by a glazier in Porirua, his name is Ed Torr http://www.cityglazing.co.nz/. I found this set of articles that explain most of it http://reefkeeping.com/issues/2003-01/gt/index.php. It says I need ~400mm around the top of the overflow, and ~32mm piping. What height should the backup pipe be above the lower pipe? What sort of tap should I use to control the flow of the siphon? I have a 3ft, 130L tank to use as the sump, is this an appropriate size? What sort of media should I have in it?

its in hastings

I am getting a 5' x 2' x 2' tank. I want to put an overflow similar to this: http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/3-vt34041.html?start=30 What size should the box be? how far below the top of the tank? how big should the holes be? where should the holes be positioned? What sizes work for the overflow and return pipes? What size return pump(s?) would suit this tank? It will house big fish: oscars, severums, polypterus etc. Would a silver arowana fit in this size tank?

i grew up on a farm on the east coast north of gisborne. I was a feral kid and i still dont wear shoes if i can possibly avoid it

they are on trademe sometimes, or wetpets in palmerston north has them

LMAO!

I have found that the more hiding places I provide, the more both the talking catfish and the BGK come out. the pipe things they live in are great, they go from one to the other all the time and cruise the tank looking for food several times a day