Caryl
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I'm no expert on dwarf gouramis but I would say you have one of each. I thought females were hard to come by.
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Terracotta works well.
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Or start them on a "Just say No!" campaign :lol:
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Moved this to the killie section danila
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I have some spare if someone nearby doesn't offer any.
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Shops have stuff called Liquifry. Comes in two types for egg layers or live bearers. Wilson; to qualify as a breeding you need a minimum of 10 fry after 30 days free swimming.
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I have had BNs lying upsidedown at the surface while attached to a bit of floating cucumber
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They can breed every 4 - 6 weeks. Not sure what time to put her in the trap though as too soon and she may abort and too late - same thing :roll: . I never used the traps.
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You clean them? You have it the right way too.
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Welcome to the fishroom.
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Resize the pic please. Images should be a max 640 x 480 pixels and 128kb
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Hi and welcome. There are several in here from your area I think you'll find
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Welcome to the southern hemisphere :lol:
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Hold the test tube on the card.
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Not only do they grow large but they eat plants!
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certificate in companion animal services (SOS)
Caryl replied to wilson's topic in FNZAS & Afflilated Clubs
For those having read the article in the AW, ring the 0800 number as it appears the email address given does not work. -
I too wonder about ammonia levels
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Only if 10 aliens burst out and survive at least 30 days
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An alien trying to get out? Tumour? internal cyst about to burst? :-?
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Hi Dan0 and welcome. I read somewhere (aha, found it in the marine beginners guide sticky in the saltwater section) that canister filters aren't so good for marine set-ups. The reason is that nitrate reducing bacteria cannot function in a highly aerated environment, and use of these filters will result in a build up of nitrate to levels that are harmful to many reef dwelling creatures.
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Welcome. The beardies are very popular here - but expensive
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Sounds like cyanobacteria which isn't actually an algae so algae stuff won't get rid of it. I don't know how CO2 affects it. Usually I suggest blacking out tank for a few days but not sure if you can do that with CO2 running. As a final resort you can use Erythromycin to get rid of it but it is a prescription only medicine and doesn't help if you don't know the cause so it may return.
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Why is the pH only 6.2? That will be helping the algae I think.
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We have several Aussies in here
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I would suspect damage more than disease in this case.
