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pretty much all hardware stores have them.

and another good thing about a shark tank is that you can throw in little Sh%#s that tag your fence :lol: "No, sorry officer I have not seen little Johnny!"

I did have a chocolate cichlid that protected gourami fry. Even the daddy gourami got chased away. Unfortunately in the evening something ate the fry

Awwwww :oops: Isn't that sweet

I have left my tanks alone for 2 weeks. all fish were fine. Can't say the same about the fries that were in there though.

do a 50% water change. but to get to 50% use a gravel vaccum

summer Ford or Holden

I usually keep my dish in for a couple weeks then take it out Strain out the water and then have a rummage through the peat. eggs should be round and clear.

kids can easily be entertained. Just get someone to bring their portable dvd player and show Finding Nemo. simple

I have never bothered to deliberately feed the fry. they just keep on coming. have got heaps at the moment. Then again my tanks are on a window sill with indian fern growing out of the tanks.

Banana White flesh peach or Golden Queen Peach

Cash Watermelon or Rockmelon

Try Jansens I got an oring from Jansens in Botany. Said it was their last one though. paid $11 for it.

Don't worry guys. There will be another great meeting next month. Good turn out for our first meeting of the year. great to see old friends and new ones too :bounce: :bounce:

I have never boiled my Peat. Just straight into the container with water. once swollen, into the tank. No probs to date

Surely the eggs are already fertilised Billaney Well one would assume they were :lol:

with all those pcc' running you won't need to worry about heating :lol:

what did you do for the test Hands? Get in and tried to jump out with the lids on? :lol:

Just add in a whole lot of dividers and you will be sweet for killie tanks

OK.. Well put Joze. If you had put that in first then IMO the rest wouldn't of happened as much

If you PM me your Address i could arrange to pick you up Gatito

Most of my HOB filters have been 2nd hand and they work a treat. Then again I only buy Clearview HOB filters. Canister Filters I tend to stick with Fluvals as they have worked well for me.

Britney (Paris seems more flakey) Black Forest Gateau or swiss roll

I got my peat block from K-Mart Have seen it at the warehouse too.

It comes down to the type of carpet as well and the underlay. Woollen carpets bounce back faster than nylon carpets but even then it takes a couple years. I had a 3ft tank (3 x 1.5 x1.5 ft) only on 2 edges of 18mm custom wood and that left an imprint in my carpet for 2 years.. the tank was in the same place for 2 years. Now you can't see it. But I agree with the others before me... Best if you can spread the weight of the tank as much as you can. Placing a board of customwood or Ply underneath a tank will definitely help protect the carpet.