Caryl

Anyone know where to get these? The "people" with the weighted rounded base that when you hit them they fell over and bounced back up again. I want a budgie sized one for you-know-who (hope he doesn't read this or it will ruin the surprise) :roll:

I'm doing my bit for NZ womankind by keeping him under tight reign and off the streets :lol:

Try asking at gardening places or the red shed for broken pots and get them free

We had our 30th last year. Grant reckons if he had killed me he would have been out by now :lol:

I can identify with that! :lol: (throttling Grant that is, not you Mark )

If your water quality is good then they shouldn't need any sort of treatment at all.

Could be worse, the turtles floated out of an overflowing container and out the door. :-? At least you can wash and dry towels easily enough with no loss of life.

I would have said that was a genetic bend, not the result of disease. Only just got around to looking at the pic :roll: Do you have a tiny axe? :-?

If he appears happy enough and is acting normally, able to swim and feed, I would leave him alone.

Stu how come you can spell Szechuan but not casserole? :lol: I thought plaster of paris would break up in water. Isn't that what they use when you break a limb?

party pooper! :lol:

No fog here now either, started lifting about 11am and gone by lunch (which I was unexpectedly able to have sitting in the sun with my husband 8) ). Glorious sunny day and nice and warm.

I hear Wgtn airport is closed because of it. Grant was supposed to fly up Mt Stokes today but pointed out that not only could he not see the Mt, but he doubted he would be able to find the helicopter either :lol:

I think the salts work pretty much straight away. See how it is after a couple of days no food.

I gather this fog is widespread? We don't get it often here and when we do it burns off quickly but this morning it was so thick I almost missed the turnoff on the way to work! I can just see the tennis courts over the road now so it must be clearing :-? This is the thickest fog I can remember seeing here and I have been here 45 years.

Welcome to the fishroom.

Denial at 4? Mine just turned 26 :-?

Aren't the at the end :-?

Welcome. There's a sticky under Freshwater on how to post pics.

We had a parcel delivered the other day (not unusual around here, we are on first name basis with most of the couriers now). I didn't take much notice of it (in fact forgot I heard it land on the doorstep) until a phonecall from a man asking if I had his parcel as he had a tracking number and it looked like the courier had delivered his parcel to my place. I go and have a look. Definitely our parcel (an expected one from the USA with correct addressing on it) but the other guy's tracking number! Don't know if he ever got his own parcel. :-?

We have a lot of unique birds and critters. Native pigeon, koreru The fantail has about 20 different maori names weka pukeko baby kea Fairy prion Tuatara pukeko adult black robin cave weta bellbird, kopara

We have it in the local rivers too

As said in my other post, Egeria densa is a banned pest plant. Anubias is common in aquariums. I was selling it recently but not sure if I have any left now.

Egeria densa is a banned pest plant. There are several other plants named oxygen weed that all look similar. Elodea canadensis (Anachris) is the only one allowable.

I would say boy too