Caryl
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It is always best to separate a sick or injured fish to treat it. I would not use salt at all.
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and skin cancer. We will all die of mould I suspect if this keeps up :roll: We usually get 60mm of rain a month at this time of year. This year we have had 150mm :-?
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Don't know what the lump is (could be something infected from inside or outside the body, or a tumour) but the cotton wool is a secondary infection. I don't know the names of meds to use sorry but find one that says it is for fungal infections (to treat the wool)
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Thank you all for the response. The Year Book is being printed so it is too late to make any more changes now
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The water is dropping. Here's a before and after of the "muriel" Gives you an idea of the water levels.
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That is so sad! :roll:
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Thanks. I will remove them from the discount list then as a new name probably means new owners. I think Pet Mania (Browns Bay) is another one gone? Anyone confirm?
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I cannot find, in the White Pages, the following. I assume they no longer exist. Anyone able to confirm? Living Waters (Tauranga) Pick A Pet (Papamoa)
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I used bleach to clean my filter. Rinsed it a lot then sat the bits in sunlight.
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I thought Pokemon was a Jamaican proctologist
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Hi there. Pics are always good too
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Hard to tell as common names vary from country to country. We certainly have sunset platys here but usually a colour morph of the X maculatus. Xiphophorus variatus are a bit bigger than the "common" X.maculatus It is also possible it is a molly perhaps?
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Our place is built on the old river bed so water drains very quickly. The pond did not overflow as water just ran over the rocks around the edge and disappeared.
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Can members please confirm or otherwise for me that any of the following shops are still operating? Eastland Aquariums - Gisborne AB Aquariums and Crafts - New Plymouth Pick A Pet - Papamoa Pets N Things - Otumoetai Paws & Claws - Upper Hutt Thank you
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I am probably the same age as your gran David :lol: There are quite a few songs today I like but it tends to be one song from that group and another from someone else, not a whole good CD from one group. My MP3 player list has a most eclectic selection from Elvis Presley, Statler Brothers, Il Divo, Irish Rovers, Abba, Steppenwolf and Nilsson through to Amy Winehouse, Duffy, Madonna and Red Hot Chili Peppers with all sorts in between! :-?
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:lol: It was true at the time I said it!
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All fine in our house thanks adidge. Had water running down the gas fire flu though and towels along the ranchslider as water was forced through with the wind. The back door is sticking badly. Hopefully it will be fine once it dries out :roll:
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Definitely not Living Art. That muriel has been there for years now :lol:
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Here is the river that runs through the middle of our town. The water level had dropped by the time I took these pics. At its height it was 1m below the top of the stop banks. You can see in pic 7998 the debris stuck in the bridge from when it was at its height. river
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No shortage of rain water at the moment The barometric presssure change ought to have helped them spawn too :bounce:
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I don't usually like ornaments but for some reason that tower seems to fit there 8)
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I get sick of the claims that the reason for poor CD sales is because everyone is ripping it off the Net. They don't realise that little good quality music, in any quantity, is being produced these days. I am surpirsed wok finds 2 or 3 good songs on one CD :roll:
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Well, I can confirm that appears to be a painting :lol: I doubt anyone could tell you anything from an email pic as they would have to see it to examine it in detail. There is no way to tell if that is an actual painting or a copy of one from the pic.
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I bought a CD of Jonathon Livingston Seagull by Neil Diamond a few months ago. Love the music in that. 8)
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We have a very low, dark green, MX5 convertible which is very hard to see, even in fine weather, so Grant jacked up 2 small lights to run all the time in the grill. They turn off when the main lights turn on. The number of people who flash their lights at us, or tell us our lights are on, is amazing! Seems to me the worst offenders at not turning on lights are the ones in the dark vehicles! :evil:
