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waterlogged

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  1. I would do something similar to HFF, they get people from all over coming to get stuff, wouldn't be as big as down here the demand and population is less, but have a wicket planted display tank that is well looked after, stock the general fish, i.e. tetras, corys, gouramis, cichlids, barbs, loachs, goldfish etc + a few others that probably wouldn't go fast, Arawana, senagalis, ghost knife elephant nose, maybe even a small marine section depending on demand. and set up systems with local breeders through FNZAS as well as importers, that way there will be mix's of fish. Probably be in wellington, maybe just up from there. Have a small reptile area, 4-6 tanks, including one display with water dragons, turtles and some capable fish. also have a wall were customers can bring in pictures of their tank set ups to show + notice board for customers looking/sell for spacific items
  2. yea a have a few small ones. might just "gloop over it" =p and see hoy that goes
  3. so this is what happens when you leave an empty tank by your bed for a few weeks. I have no idea if it's going to leak or not. It's only a small tank, under 20L, would It be safe to just silicone over the crack as it is small? or is it best to replace/reinforce the whole side?
  4. I wish I have you fish budget
  5. if your that worried about air you can always just open them half way to replenish it. If your up for a slight deture I've herd the one in Rotorua is good
  6. you should replace the guppies or danios with some more tetras, they look awesome when they school together
  7. waterlogged replied to Warren's topic in Fun
    water
  8. could chuck that in livingarts pond with some snake heads, a few pacus, some alligator gars ............
  9. must remember must remember must remember must remember must remember.........
  10. I think he may eat any plant you put in there
  11. dwarf sag goes in mid lighting
  12. thats awesome. ah to live in the country :roll:
  13. have you got any threads with pics of your tanks?
  14. were abouts are you doing that?
  15. I love it. I need to get a interesting fish to yell my flattues that. then I might get ti put one tank in the lounge with out worrying about. sorry :smot:
  16. which course is that?
  17. lol my bad. um try doc.
  18. you'd do an ecology BSc and specialise in your final year and masters. I know massey has limnology down here and a few others to do with freash water systems. none that are specifically aimed at fw fish though.
  19. waterlogged replied to Artem's topic in Technical
    i've got to try this
  20. :happy1: :nilly: :nfs:
  21. I had my laptop on loud through my speakers but my music turned down.... clicked on you link and it just blasted my room lol don't think my flatmat was very pleased as a got a knock on the wall just after :slfg: Thanks Zayne
  22. lol. I have made a bit on my group of pandas. but I spend way more than I make

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