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waterlogged

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  1. do we have badisBadis in nz?
  2. sweet :nilly: how much will you be wanting for a pair? or just 2 fish if to young to sex
  3. hard to tell by that pic but is the blue on the check and red fins and tail bright? looks good
  4. next time i go looking for drift wood your coming i never find good peices
  5. yea same. what colour are they? any pics of parents? could potentially be interested
  6. i've only seen one colouration of apistos here in nz. how many do we have over here? i saw a realy cool blue one on google. the tank needs a bit of colour just blacks, yellows, whites and browns lol
  7. don,t really want more breeding fish lol so much hassle lol i know what i'm saving for now lol
  8. well so far cichlids never breed for me just everything else lol
  9. Hey guys I currently have a well planted 300L comunity tank which houses 5 GBAs (1M-2F) 9+ Panda Cories 3 SAE 6 Widow tetras 6 Angels (4 peruvian altums & 2 Black) and soon to be aprox 50 Baby mystery blue apple snails. My question is would a few different dwarf cichlids do ok in this tank? I thinking more of the angles and whether they would be to bossy. Was looking more at Kribs, cockatoos and maybe rams. either a pair ok each or about 5 of one species. has anyone tried this? My siamese fighters were originally in with the angles and they seemed to get on ok just a few neighbourly arguments.
  10. waterlogged replied to tabrat's topic in Beginners Corner
    most loaches do a good job at eating snails. i finnd it good to have some as they eat all the let over food
  11. waterlogged replied to Warren's topic in Fun
    John Doe
  12. i just fed mine o The same as the rest. more females than males as the males will pick on each other over the male. But you can put any of the orange\honey\honeygold dwarf gouramis in with her as their all the same speices i think just diff genetic codes when it comes to colouration
  13. from that photo it looks more like my female hoeny gourami. they stay a dull grey. if you got another one or two you,ll find it to be happier and brighter. aslong as it isn't a 2:1 male:female ratio
  14. could you try put a sheeth over that part of the ear with tabasco sourse os some other hot or bad tasting food. worked when i puppy went for our slippers and furnature lol
  15. what colouration is the gourami, i think there is neon,cobalt and blue of the dwarfs unless it's a three spot one
  16. yea i need to read things properly lol
  17. yea first looks like sag.
  18. my dad will be coming down this way in the next few weeks i'll see if he's comfortable with brining some fish down and making a detour lol
  19. this is the 2nd time i,ve told him lol
  20. poor guy has just found out the truth

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