phoenix44
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I don't think I'd notice the goobers if I can bring myself to ignore the poop :lol:
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welcome back! and keep us updated as you get on with the project.
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I dunno? rust sneezes on me sometimes. then he shakes his head and looks at me. I thought it was a parrot thing.
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does he sneeze after he does that?
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peach
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hmm... dunno. although I want to, Ill be with 2 other that won't be all that interested in fish. :lol:
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they will be best in soil or gravel and water. chuck the lead stuff out. its not needed, and needs to be removed before planting.
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as long as it gets enough light it will be all right.
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probably easier to set up a smaller tank and grow it submersed. subulata is pretty hard to kill. or just chuck them out side for a few weeks in a box like I did.
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I got mine today. asked for 2f 1m but got 3m instead. I hope this does not become a problem.
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it should stay exactly the same as an adult. the spots may get a little smaller, but I believe that's about it.
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I be one with the birds. :lol: I have to disinfect my self before and after I go there though.
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Apparently I'm going there tomorrow, so is there any thing relatively "aquaticy" related in there? I wonder if they would let me play with the animals or feed the animals etc.
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its common to get spots, but stripes are even cooler! you must post pics when you can. and congrats! :bounce:
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New Zealand Native Freshwater Fish For Aquariums
phoenix44 replied to coelacanth's topic in New Zealand Natives
you're right.... it would be quicker to train a monkey. :lol: -
hmm.. these next few pics from a few minutes ago (pleco breakfast time) will not help the green then :lol: I got another pleco too... :oops: but I dare not tell you about that one.
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The larger (huge) ones drop off in value as tank suitability becomes an issue, but for loaches that size the larger ones for $50 and the smaller for maybe $25 - $30 ranging to $40 would be what they are worth retail. For the whole lot I would have put an offer of $150 on the table assuming I would be happy paying a retail price and then worked from there.
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Nice! My pair are a bit weird. they swim together but dont want to breed. maybe if i put more in the tank they would consider it.
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Dwarf f/w puffer keepers (Carinotetraodon travancoricus)
phoenix44 replied to breakaway's topic in Freshwater
I like the name mr. puff. may i steal it for a certain fish im getting? :lol: so what sort of snails do you feed them? -
you cover the tank with a blanket. like wrap it up... flea bomb the house, and regularly de-flea the cats!
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They are territorial so keeping them with dwarf puffers would be a mission unless the tank was really large. I personally would not mix them cause the travancoricus are really small and the red eyes get to be a fair few inches in length.
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my loaches are clicking their barbels in delight :lol:
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PM'd you back.
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He sounds adorable I'd like to have a fish like that. :lol:
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aaannndd.. there should be about 30 in palmy if the order made it right 8)
