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Joshlikesfish

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  1. I just spent every cent I have buying 4x L104 off Adrienne. I plan to spawn these guys. I own one female. Getting three confirmed females and one unknown. I'm hoping the unknown is a male, if not I'll have to get one. I was planning on either setting up a 4ftr just for them, or evicting the residents of my current 4ftr. If anybody has a better suggestion feel free to tell me :lol:

    The plan was a 4ftr with dark gravel, a lot of slate caves, a lot of driftwood and High flow. Once I found out the cave they spawned in, i'd position a powerhead to put a little flow into the cave to prevent the aneabrobic build up or something like that. Read about it online.

    I was going to use a canister with high flow and a spray bar. Sort of set up like a river tank. The breeding log i was reading use a UGF also.

    I've also read that I must recreate the seasons? Dry season for two months, then wet season for the spawning? What live foods are recommended?

    Any help appreciated :D

  2. Its just my thoughts about it. Costs for suppliers increase, leading to cost pull inflation. The price increase will lead to a decrease in AD. But if the tax cuts outweigh the GST rise, and people have more disposable income then AD will increase leading to inflation. IIRC an article said that the on average people will get $13 more per week, but spend $45 per week. That was my evidence for a decrease in AD. With the monetary policy, inflation shouldn't get too high anyway. My first statement had no evidence. Would have been a not achieved :lol:

  3. You could fix that problem by getting a job and earning the money you spend on fish stuff :) or you could convince your parents that now that they have had a 3% cut in their tax they can afford to give you another 3% to spend on your fish :wink:

    They'd never give me more money :lol:

  4. This new GST increase, whats everyones thoughts?

    I reckon there will be cost push inflation, followed by a decrease in aggregate demand as prices increase and disposable income decreases. Feel free to prove me wrong fellow economists :lol:

    I'm not looking forward to the fact that everything fishy will cost 2.5% more(ish), and the tax cuts don't help me because I don't have a job :lol:

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