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So where does the sin come into it??? :lol:

Fluffy is a fungus, the result of a secondary infection. It will have been damaged underneath.

Hard to tell what the spot is in those pics. Is it solid or fluffy? I suspect, if solid, it is carp pox. This is harmless to the fish, very infectious, and sort of like goldfish warts.

They are all interesting Certainly you may buy one. Cost $6 (inc postage). PM me your name and address and I will send you account details to pay into.

Only because of the water damage. The vehicle itself didn't have a mark, or dent, on it!

No as it takes a while for your club subscription to be processed then they send the capitation part of it on. You would get the Feb issue.

No Bud will stay and home to tease the neighbour's cat :lol:

Hi and welcome Finny

ONE MINOR ACCIDENT and I am never allowed to forget it!!! :roll:

Nope :-? But we did go on the MX5 outing and that was restful (even if it did involve more driving). We finished off the magazines when we got back. To get back on topic :lol: ... We will be driving to conference next year 8)

Magazines are all set to go to NZ Post in the morning.

Sleep? What's that? Grant too is overworked at the moment. He has been working 66hr plus weeks for Downers (then comes home to do the computer work that backs up while he is called out) and travelled 2084kms in one week (and that doesn't include the 3,633 we did on the rally). Last week, from Tuesday morning to Saturday afternoon he did just over 1,700kms :roll: He then came home and folded and stapled 300 AW magazines then today helped me finished addressing, bagging and stamping them.

Not to mention executive members should be setting a good example!

No, it is sticking to the guidelines and the topic.

I have deleted all the posts that went off the subject.

They will be nice and warm in the dragon enclosure

mr pleco I emailed you 16.09.08 asking for your name and address but have not had a reply.

Not in my garden :lol:

We are getting there and I believe it will be available for download when the upgrade is activated.

The barbs really don't like higher temps. They prefer 20 - 25C. The black widow is a 20 - 26C type. The brichardi like different water conditions to the others. They are a L Tanganyikan species and like a higher pH. They also prefer 23 - 25C. I don't think the treatment bothers snails.

Grown all by myself. Well, actually, my dad planted it for me in a hanging basket and gave it to me, I just hung it up and waited for the fruit to turn red 8) Gee, this gardening lark is easy! :lol:

What other fish are in the tank? Some will not cope with temps that high.

Do not assume that the bristlenoses were 'carrying' the disease. It could have just been the stress of adding some more fish to the tank that set the others off. Mollies, IME, are prone to whitespot at the slightest provocation.

There is one you can copy on page 7 of your Year Book Barrie. I assume Imsweet is also a financial member of the FNZAS? If not, they are not eligible to enter the scheme

White spot is usually a result of stress. 9 times out of 10 it indicates poor, or incorrect, water quality or conditions. Find the cause or it will recur.