diver21
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have a big wooden hood. like this http://www.google.co.nz/imgres?imgurl=h ... 80&bih=837
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so... did anyone help tuppence?? im assuming theyre fine now since my PM hasnt been read.
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treated or paint the untreated would be my choice. yes silicone what wall are you talking about? is the fish room back on?
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where abouts in auckland are you? if your near hobsonville you can borrow a tank from me until you get yours repaired/replaced
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so that makes me winner? lol stand
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i use the big yellow bags of peat.
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wrong game! elephant
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lamborghini
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yea i know you can get electric blues, but you said
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i think you mean electric blue as an electric yellow is a different fish and is meant to be yellow. a photo would help alot.
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pm 'Neon' on the fourms with your contact details and she should be able to sort you out
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name a date, and go from there to gauge interest
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i has koi! only little fullas, about 4cm long. koi swordtails that is
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i believe about 8 would be minum, one of the african keepers would be able to confirm, and tank size would be more 1000x400x400mm size, over 100litres
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300w is enough, people have 2 heaters as redundant incase one breaks, not to heat the water more
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bugs and catfood was also suggested for feeding for their protein
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i have about 2.5cm, but i think its a little bit too much, ild think 1.5-2cm would be better on the smaller side.
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20l bag, and depends on how thick you want the base, if you measue out your tank and how thick you want the substrate you can work it out
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he seems confident, he normally does it with his own phesants as apparantly the bantams make better parents, hes quite experienced and has a few various other rear species
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palmers near waikumete cemetry has the aquatic mix (ring first to double check though)
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just had a chat to him, he said they need to be kept warm, and fed on chick starter with a little cat food. or he suggested that hes got a bantam that he can attach the chicks to so then the bantam does all the work for you
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or the fnzas volume calculator! http://www.fnzas.org.nz/index.php?PG=tank i think it would be around 10L of gravel do you intend on getting plants? if so thicket substraite is better, like 4cm
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one of the guys i work with is really into pheasants, can ask him tomorrow for you. what sort of size are we talking?
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im gonna have overflows and have it so i point the garden hose at the tank for a few seconds when i want to change the water but ive seen ryans one and i think that he has it like a garden irrigation system, turn the tap on, walk away for a few minutes and come back turn the tap off
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ryan thinks its easy, i personally havnt done it. but what i understand is that it takes a long time to drill each hole and you have to be patient, i would drill breeding tanks myself but for display and larger tanks and holes ild get the pros.