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if your after large Kuhili Loachs I have one in my com. tank your welcom to for $5. May take me some time to find it and catch it though lol. It's about 3yrs old now and fully grown
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I like the widows better than the phantoms, and the guys I have a fully grown thats why I wasn't to sure. I might grab a few more, I'll ask stew if he has any left
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Ok so I already have 6 of these awesome guys And am thinking about getting another few. I love watching them feeding the way they dart to the top, my little Pihranas lol I currently have; 6 angels 4 Kribs 15+ Panda Cory's 3 SAE 1 Zodiac Loach 3 Gbas So if I get more do you guys think that It will be too many widows, (asthetically)? wanting to get a scholl of smaller tetras latter on
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End of the world (not religious argument just observation)
waterlogged replied to mcrudd's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
I'm fine with out the virgins, bet most of them are the guys who thought they were going to get 40 in the first place lol -
End of the world (not religious argument just observation)
waterlogged replied to mcrudd's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
I didn't find out about this untill My party started at 8 so we all decieded it was a rapture party :nilly: :happy1: :nilly: :happy1: ...... So I may not actually remember the rapture now for reason obvious..... :sick: :oops: :cofn: -
eraser
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tides
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yea I ask one of them and he said he did but didn't sound very convincing
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lol if only I could remember how to get my unworldly stength back =p, goes well on the garden?
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Ok so I have half a bucket of crushed up old carbon, and I want to do something with it. Any ideas? can be anything what so ever
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I recall Stella posting something along the lines of it is ok to sell them if you have breed them. just not to go out, catch them, them sell your catch. They all say they have breed them online but I thought they needed marine water to breed which was why they are found mostly in eastrys. But yea just give them it as petrol money
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remind me of an old David At. doco I saw with a small bit on amazonian fish, sat there naming almost everyone in the shots :nilly: it's cool to see things in the wild that I usually only see in tanks
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Hey guys just been looking around the site and can't seem to find the breeding forms, I used to have a word doc. with it but some how missplaced it. If some one could direct me to the link or even e-mail me the It would be a big help. Thanks
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CFK http://www.facebook.com/pages/Central-Fish-Keepers/122094731184517
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twisted sister North Island or South Island
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I believe it is a segment of a silver dollar, they are similar to star fish and sea urchins, that is the under side of it's skeletol structure
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and black root
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I had bad problems with gas build up in the substrate
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realy a basking shark? why would you be scared, unless you for some reason manage to swim into it's mouth their harmless, NZ needs to be better educated
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if you want to be able to see thr tank at night for for a moon light effect, this will give the plants a rest as it isn't to intense, i think it will induce flowering in some too
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!drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: !drool: I think I drown from all the drooling
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chewinggum
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yea but fish do attract customers whether they buy the fish or something else, you wouldn't get as much foot traffic if you had no live stock on display.
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kill joy
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tire the dog out and tie him to a tree for a little, I don't think the shrimp would be big enough to set the trap off, and you would only get a few at a time if it did.