Caryl

Makes me feel better about my own typos :lol:

Our local freebie Saturday paper had the following sentence in a story about the foodbank's annual street appeal to collect stuff for the cause... "This year 120 special Christmas dinner parcels will also be delivered, including roast children and Christmas cake." :-?

Hi and welcome Jamie. If your saltwater tanks are cold you will need a chiller as the weather heats up over summer. I ran a cold rock pool tank for a year or two but found it too difficult to keep cold enough when the room sat at 28C. :roll: I have since bought a chiller but not got around to setting up another rock pool environment.

Remember to drive slowly and carefully as the water will slosh a lot!

That looks like a fun place and I have never heard of it! :-?

Tanks that small are simple to move, especially if you slide them onto a solid base board to lift and move them without straining the base of the tank. I would empty the water until there was just enough left for the fish to swim in, save the water in other containers, move the tanks, then put the water back. No catching fish required.

I would ring an upholsterer's and ask them if they have any product they recommend.

What size are the tanks? If they are small, leave a small amount of water in the bottom, along with the gravel and plants, and you won't have to catch the kuhlis at all

Even yummier looking! :bounce:

I too recommend a Honda Odyssey. We have one, as does my daughter. Great for hauling around extras and plenty of room for pushchairs etc.

Forgot to say the train was 1.2m long and the reason she got a train was because she had one when she was 3 so I figured 30 meant a bigger one :lol:

My daughter Kelly was 30 today. I made her a cake and took it to school. Here is Kelly with her class (she is the tall one at the back :lol: ) They all loved the train cake and it was quickly eaten! It took awhile to light the candles :roll:

I had them growing and breeding in a container on the lounge floor. They were in there for about 12 months. I never fed them anything. The water was in full sun and grew green algae so I assume they ate that.

Hi and welcome Manda 8)

Why do you want to grow them? They are nutritious when newly hatched but not so much so after a few days.

I don't mind if she wants to practise further. I have never had false nails. She could come over for a hliday break and do my nails while she visits 8)

I'm not sure whether I should be worried about him or not. He is acting the same as normal and eating well (budgie seed and other stuff not paper-related).

That will look good once it is established. You will have to change your location profile now

All your questions have been answered but another suggestion to keep cats out is to arrange rocks around the edge in such a way that they all wobble when the cat stands on them. Cats dislike wobbly surfaces so will avoid them. We have a number of neighbourhood cats drink from our pond but have never had any of them try and get any fish. Others have had major cat problems. All depends on the cat :-? In a pond that small I would prefer to filter it, unless you keep running fresh water through it as Mel suggested.

More of a shame you didn't get any of wok's chocolate cake Neon :lol: Sorry about the car wok, at least you got home safely before it started playing up.

Donna I was just following with the "5" theme Those who wish to do so may eat more than 5 things :bounce:

Here he is 2 years ago... He is now 4 years old.

I know his cere looks brown now but it used to be blue and considering how well he talks he is definitely male! He doesn't eat the cardboard, just flings it about. You can't leave books lying around and there is not much cover left on the phone book :roll:

This was an ordinary box of tissues until someone decided it was tasty... "It wasn't me, I didn't do it!" Here is all that is left...

It isn't the shipping cost that is the problem, it is the quarantine.