blueether
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gravid is the word you want I think.
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metal
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Some salt is ok for the koura if you have to treat. I have has 3g/lt in my 400lt native tank for the last 2 weeks for whitespot (that returned ) and the 2 koura seem ok with it - but do watch them for stress. I would go for the smallest koura you can find, they will feed just fine on scraps of food and the odd bit of pea. PS oh looks nice
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One of mine shed it's exoskeleton the other day as well, must be the season for it :happy2:
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Your Hippocampus abdominalis Has a funny growth on it tail, I would suggest a vet visit
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Umm http://photography.blueether.net/gallery/Venice/images/085.jpg I don't have any of Ukraine online, mostly as I didn't get that far More light, Marrakech this time:
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/me pats fish_tank0311 on the back Just ignore comments like that, if they LMAO because you want to save a few pennies they have more problems than you probably do. If you can do the $130 for for a cf1200 it could be well worth it, or try the current one with media more suited to the job at hand.
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But pheonix's impeccable doesn't continue... Dammit
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Was just after dawn, I noticed the Bullies had spawned.
blueether replied to Insect Direct's topic in New Zealand Natives
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I haven't done much painting with light, but I do enjoy long exposures. http://images.photosight.com/2007/10/22/1578115.jpg http://photography.blueether.net/gallery/Venice/images/079.jpg http://photography.blueether.net/gallery/Venice/images/080.jpg http://photography.blueether.net/gallery/Venice/images/081.jpg http://photography.blueether.net/gallery/Venice/images/085.jpg Edit: sorry
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I would think it would be ok for bullies, might be a bit small for bullies and koura together
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it also looks like it has a frown
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stop trying to out do the "OMG L046 (Zebra Plecos)..." thread for cuteness :facepalm:
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phoenix, my little imp is hurt that you just want to discount it out of hand like that :tears:
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About that, sampling period is from 2006 to now (I think). It gives a picture of what the over all stream health is, but year on year graphs would be good. Some where on the Environment Waikato site there is a PDF of sample data, but that is even harder to understand I could walk down and grab a pic for you but you can barely see the bottom from all the silt
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as a comparative here is the stream I usually go spotlighting in: http://www.ew.govt.nz/Environmental-information/Rivers-lakes-and-wetlands/healthyrivers/Our-other-rivers/Water-quality-monitoring-map/Mangauika-Stream-at-Te-Tahi/
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la-de-da
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Mine is pretty poor with high levels of runnoff etc: http://www.ew.govt.nz/environmental-information/Rivers-lakes-and-wetlands/healthyrivers/Our-other-rivers/Water-quality-monitoring-map/Mangapiko-Stream-at-Bowman-Rd/ Bit there is work being done to improve it: http://www.wceet.org.nz/montefoire-reserve/ What is the state of your local, and how far do you have to travel for a good stream?
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power rangers
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I guess I shouldn't do egg... egalitarian
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cant do greek again Gods
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imp
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Greek
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Black sand is all the way up the west coast of the north island from ~wanganui to ~kaipra, getting lighter (more silica/rock) the further away from the taranaki bight. Can look good:
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obsolete
