Wok

Hi David Sorry no actual meeting in December. But wait... ... there's more We are instead having a BBQ It is not too late to join. Just PM your details to seahorsemad (Club Treasurer) and she will sort you out with membership. Or you can PM me with your details. Cheers Wok

I would say at least a Fluval 405 cost new would be around $300, in Auckland anyway. There is also Jebos, Eheims worthwhile looking for. Jebo, Cheaper Eheim, More expensive.

FNZAS (Federation of New Zealand Aquatic Societies) Is the umbrella organisation of all the fish clubs in New Zealand Auckland Fishkeepers is a member of the FNZAS South Auckland do have a club but there are approximately 4 members in that club and they meet once a year around dinner. Auckland Fishkeepers would be your closest active club Burgo. Since Rockerpeller lives out your way, you guys could car pool to the club meetings, which are located in Green Bay. When you join up with a fish club you get copies of the fabulous Aquarium World Magazine which is put together by the ever so kind Caryl. You will have access to the clubs fish books and magazines, Enter the breeding scheme and possibly win a trophy And best of all get to meet like minded fishy people. One last thing. I believe Auckland fishkeepers has the lowest membership fees in Auckland

actually with the conversion rate and freight added into it... you ain't going to get it cheaper unless you get it yourself. then again you do have to bring in more than one to make it worth while. I got in 6 myself.

works a treat. I have had 2 of these working for the past 5 months really good for gourami fry. they get fed 24hrs and I don't have to lift a finger untill I need to get a new batch of bbs going

Canister Filter is the way to go

the key to cramming If you don't know it after reading your notes twice.... then don't worry about it. focus on something you do remember :lol: worked for me :roll:

still at work, so don't know if I got mine yet

another way to speed up the process is to chuck in half the water from your old tank into your new tank and some gravel as well if it is the same

You know me Boooo hhhaaaaaa hhaaaa :roll:

Like wow... I had some fish like that once... but you said they died... where did you get yours from? :roll: :lol:

Got any lionheads with a nice round back with no lumps?

Just make sure you take a good stock count of your fish. some may..... walk :roll: :lol: I can just imagine your fish sitters. "Hmmm that one is nice....hmmm.... Oh sorry...It died and went to heaven, Just so happens that my new tank is called heaven" :lol: :lol:

so does print quality as well. Then again... Beggars (cheap skates like me) can't be too choosey :lol:

Oki's are cheap as well

yep...poor me. still trying to convice the bosses that we need a colour laser. $746 for a HP colour laser at the moment. Network ready too

use watercress instead. when it grows out of the tank you can pick it and eat it :lol:

Jansens -Mt Eden - Lincoln Rd, Henderson Animall - Avondale Hollywood Fishfarm - Mt Roskill Bird Barn - Lincoln Rd, Henderson (Further along from Jansens)

But Caryl... you can buy the colour you need. Unlike cheap inkjet cartridgyes wehre you have to replace the all colours when one colour runs out :evil:

As long as you keep supplying the plant books I think people here would be happy

Hi bulldog... yep that is what I would do. Transfer all the stuff from the old into the new and go on as per normal. It would be like you did a big water change.

Your problem is NO filter with Goldfish. As Sharn said. Goldfish are filthy buggers. You definitely need a filter for them.. or you change the water daily.

BUGGER!!!

Fluval 405