blueether
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Link reads like an infomercial, and I see you get rewards for clicks?
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I'm using crushed lime stone in my 430L as my pH was dropping below 6, not too much of a problem for my fish but would rise upto around 7 on a w/c and I wanted to keep it more stable. It now sits about 6.8.
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probably a banded kokopu, but without a side view is very hard to tell. Nice find any way
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I wouldn't think it would help, but don't know. They should be actively coming into contact in the top-middle of the chamber and as they are rising in the bubbles
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I didn't say imported but should have said breeder. In other parts of the world antibiotics are routinely used with in animal breeding/rearing (even if they aren't permitted)
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Two circles, media and bubbles rising on both (two) sides and falling in the middle. I would thnk that this would be the best way to get fluidisation in a rectangle chamber of a sump
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in that case I think I would buy 2 of those bubble wall stones and have one on either side of the chamber: View from above ------------------------------------------- <= Sump wall |===================| <= Bubble wall | K1 | | K1 | | K1 | | K1 |<= First weir | K1 | | K1 | |===================| <= Bubble wall ------------------------------------------- <= Sump wall
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I can almost guarantee that the imported fish will be in antibiotics all their life. I have no experience in fish but in another industry I have worked in overseas where antibiotics were all but banned (but not tested for) they were routinely used by some to treat both disease and prophylactically
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as they are close to neutral buoyancy the dropping water may keep them tumbling in the chamber? 50 L sounds like alot...
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I'm a rightie but eat as a leftie, can never figure out why you would want to teach you kids to use a fork with their uncoordinated hand... although I will eat as a rightie if out at a restaurant
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I wonder how many staff/shops would mention it if you picked up a ~20L all in one then walked over it the fishroom and asked for a couple of comets...
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I have seen one in Asia like that, Indonesia I think. Heward also posted photos of one in Asia somewhere, but they were BIG tanks.
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Sorry to hear that your loach died. I lost three when the heater on my tank got unplugged over winter and the temp got down to around 12 c. Here is a thread of the tank I had setup for them: http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=59465
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umm... http://www.trademe.co.nz/pets-animals/fish/fish-tanks-aquariums/auction-551278386.htm
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I thought that they were the other way around as Beaufortia kweichowensis are from Kuching - Sarawak?
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Why not call it 400 L? we are in a metric country after all...
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35 if colour blind and 57 if not? Edit: answer page
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Newbie with a ?: Where to find natives in Invercargill?
blueether replied to caspermia's topic in New Zealand Natives
+1 to what Caryl said. Most streams will hold something or another, what are you after and is for a tank or just to see what's around? -
SNEAK PREVIEW! My NZ freshwater fish book
blueether replied to Stella's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
You know I'll be up for a read, Sara could also look at the english -
The colour will change when rotated - get darker or lighter
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That's because they are an introduced pest :rotf:
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is that a cross dressing santa? looks to be a woman's watch
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here is some pics of our leos adults
blueether replied to dragonz1833's topic in Reptiles and Amphibians
They are so cute, except for their fat tails - I cant get past the tails -
walrus calves video & other critters...
blueether replied to Sophia's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
That is the stuff of nightmares
