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Sainsbury. Indoor pool or indoor tennis court?

:facepalm: Got distracted and somehow googled FNZAS when i'm doing research... Sigh

Hail. Freezing fingers or freezing toes?

+1 :slfg:

Pahaha froze my fingers off riding home

Chow! It's snowing in pram! And our last period teacher let us out 1/2hr early!!! Mean

Hmm Ive never seen a commercial snail trap but I know there out there, what I do is get a bottle cut the funnel part off, invert it and seal it up. Put some bait in and trap away. In loaches have you tried HFF? They have a good rep.

Haha if your not satisfied return it it says on one of his comments "Seller Comment: also noticed in the title it says 60cm when it should read 1220cm" Lol :sml1:

Not really. I sometimes do that because I'm impatient but could be dodgy

Don't over feed, fish will survive off less food for several weeks. Reduce lighting so you don't get too much algae, and possibly get your parents to do a partial water change weekly.

Pretty sure humans first came from a single cell organism. :thup:

Here have a read: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Human_evolution 200,000-400,000 years ago http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur 160M years ago I dont know what they taught you at school but 159.6-159.8M years apart is a long time, so I highly doubt humans ever walked with dinosaurs let alone have hobbies. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tuatara 200M years ago I doubt cavemen crossbred two lizards. Maybe they magically had a time machine which let the travel faster than speed of light(impossible) and go back 199.6M years so they could cross breed two lizards. :thup:

Can't see your second pic, but aww he so cute :lol: is he yours?

Haha if you check what I'm saying I'm pretty sure I'll be right, do you even know what humans evolved from?

Oh yup, cuz in the rest of the world humans hadn't been formed yet and magically NZ has humans? Dinosaurs Are over 160M years old and how long ago did humans(homo sapiens) evolve? Do some research, I'm 15 and know this off the top of my head.

I'm pretty sure man canoes to NZ. No hope for the breed? ...heaps of hope, people have devoted their lives to tuataras, and with rapidly evolving technology, hopefully it'll survive. So your theory is millions of years ago humans were alive and they MAGICALLY crossed two lizards together? :facepalm:

:slfg: :sml1:

Well Tua lost 114-113, 115-112, 115-112 &c:ry Tall or long fish tank?

It occurred naturally by the process of genetic variation. Humans had no interference in making the tuatara. We didnt fuse this lizard with that lizard and magically we got a tuatara...It has been around for millions of years and it is only because of predators introduced into nz that has made them endangered. You wont be allowed to cross breed them, I mean who would let you get a tuatara? Cross breeding them with another species, is it really saving them from extinction? you're just fusing them with a different reptile to make some sort of hybrid. And even that might now work. I do agree, something should be done to save more endangered species but there are some issues.

If it's soft wood I don't think it's going to work, I think it rots(someone correct me if I'm wrong?). But If it's hard wood it should be fine. You would need to soak it and make It waterlogged so it sinks and will most likely get rid of some tannins. You need to sterilize it, preferably with boiling water and a little bleach. Don't cut down on this step as the wood will carry lots of parasites and other bad stuff you don't want. I will clarify some more tomorrow, tired now :yaw1:

Cmon Tua!!!

Plane Tua or Barrett?

They look Pretty cool, I remember our trip to Vanuatu and there were thousands of orange clownfish that was cool. I like the look of mandarin fish :thup:

Reptile. Movies or tv shows?

What?