Fruju

I'm not 'over' it I dont think, I do think the build up was dragged out a bit long though (Tv1 counting down from 100 :facepalm: ). But I think it will be fun and exciting once it has started. The only rugby I support and watch is the All Blacks, I dont know the positions well, I can't play it, but it is relieving to see something that we are renowned for globally. But I think it is best in the main centres, Auckland is going to be the place to be on Friday night for the fireworks (stupid that NZ vs Tonga is on at the same time). It will be a good economic boost hopefully for NZ, but David is right about the outrageous prices, no one is going to pay $200 for a black T with a white fern on it lol, I will just make my own All blacks shirt . Channel 4 on tv is the non-rugby channel and you have fish tanks if you don't want to see any of it, but it would be a shame ignoring the whole thing. ....it will not be good if All blacks dont win though lol.... RIOTS IN THE STREETS! :cofn:

I drew Argentina and Romania in a sweepstakes, really fancy my chances lol....... :roll:

Massivore, shrimp/prawn. Seen improvements in colour after using massivore. I should buy some hikari floating pellets just havent bothered lol.

Depends on the aros temperament and size. If its relaxed and large it should be ok, the cichlids wouldnt be able to kill it because its substantially larger. If its agro then the cichlids might be in trouble.

Tank looks great! cool stocking too! African butterflyfish would look good in there too I think. Would be sweet if the heckli breed.

So long as the aro is the dominant fish and cannot eat the cichlids they should be ok. The cichlid aggression will keep the aro at bay I think. Cubans get to a decent size I think.

I think it could work, breeding pair of jds or something with i assume your green? Wouldnt put a juvi aro in with them.

Got off TM. Sure, i dont take any responsibility if it dies though.

Whats the fish in the top right of first pic?

lol, i will use those henward

Most types of tetras would be fine, corydoras, fighterfish etc. Heaps of choice.

Well if someone has a blue gene female/normal female they would like to chance at it then they can donate one, any fry produced they get half. No guarantees on success or survival though.

Both are male. had a female and another male but sold them, these 2 are my favs. Big male is 8inch-9inch at a guess. Smaller male is about 6inch. Haven't decided on adding a female, last one I added all 3 males killed her, and im not sure if I want to disrupt the tank dynamics. Would like to breed the big male, would get some A+++ offspring I think.

Good man!. um yea... a little lost.

$45 each for these 2. :slfg: bigtime score.

naaaaaaahhhhhh...... Bichirs are way better. Get bigger too 8)

No way!! Mine are quite active. They have periods of rest usually. But there is generally at least 2 cruising the tank etc. Mudskippers would just chill on some mud I think, not really adapted to swimming so much. LOVE BICHIRS lol

I would think that they wouldn't be very entertaining to keep. Very static.

I just posted 2 pics of my ebjds in the cichlids section, thats the quality of my camera though.

Here are my 2 ebjds, I love these guys, not too aggressive, beautiful colour, cichlid personality. Will probably do a full tank update soon once I have re-aquascaped it and added some more fish.

If you wanted to take quality photos of my blue dempseys they would make excellent additions to the mag. Unfortunately my camera doesnt take good enough shots.

Male.

Was wondering if there are any breeders with these guys? I'm keen to acquire a small group and experiment.

How do you mean? Plants will grow all the same obviously, some larger fish species will uproot some plants. I have usually had no issues with plants with my bichirs, flagtail, ebjds if thats any help.

Hahaha who's betting that actually happened, then it turned into a joke