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doddle69
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education sorry if i didn't spell it right
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marriage (birth death marriage certificates come from the same place)
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New Zealand has only a single species of decapod freshwater shrimp; Family Atyidae: Paratya curvirostris, in the entire country. It is the southernmost member of its family the Atyidae whose distribution includes the western edge of the Pacific Ocean from Siberia, through Asia, Indonesia and Australasia. P. curvirostris is found only in New Zealand (i.e. it is endemic) and has been found all the way from Northland to Stewart Island, and on the Chatham Islands. As its distribution moves south its upper altitudinal limit decreases suggesting temperature is an important factor limiting this distribution.
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i want the one in the top pic
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dont think it will end but alot is going to get mucked up
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lol :nilly:
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theres a tiger lotus pup there :happy1:
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omg that is so cool
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lol yer i think the same thing every time i look at the tank but never do it will now
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it is in the center as the roots on one side are longer cant tell as plants hinding the end of them
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ok so here is some pics of how it looks so far
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lol im keen to go fishing again but we need to find shrimp :happy1:
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how big are the babies?
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oh mint how meny you got?
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east road pets down here is doing the same thing