myfishybuisness
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also in arowanas
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remeber discus like the water soft and a lower ph( yours is pretty good) :thup:
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im bored anyone care to join me :facepalm:
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really, cause i have seen it done with trout
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:rotf: , actual considering my luck it might pay to try :roll:
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:facepalm: :dunno: :dunno: :dunno:
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i might try this wth my red spotted severums, which also are having problems being breed in nz
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+1, but i did have a male blue turq discus, that was so funny, he would try and attack the office chair, every time it rolled past he would go nuts, and i ofcourse took avantage of him, testing the wheels on the chair :lol: :slfg: :rotf:
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High Tech Planted Tank UPDATE 06.10.2012 now closed down
myfishybuisness replied to si_sphinx's topic in Freshwater
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very true :roll:
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i would say $20-$30 max, because of there size
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i have some that are close to full black if you keen
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i would say gold spot
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:rotf: :rotf: :rotf: :thup:
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pics
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:roll:
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hahah my dad was working down there for a while , we have a batch at whangamata
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welcome 8)
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wow , !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool:
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i prefer aggazzis
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how to remove the black algae from coral rocks?
myfishybuisness replied to bigfishhead's topic in Freshwater
buy some flourish excel, and put the rock in a bucket ( just big enough to fit the rock) then fill with hot water and double or even triple dose the thing with flourish, (the algae should start turning red after a 1-3hr hours?)then give it a scrub and a wash in another hot bucket of water. thats how i do it -
yes that is true, i also found depending on the sex of them, my 5 females are all alot whiter than my 2 male which are very bright golden
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No, you would need probaly a 200l atleast for 4 discus
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mine dont, mine have just normal bristles