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Aquascaping our new planted aquarium
Woooo, looks cool, looking forward to seeing it filled with water, and with plants in it.
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New Fish Species Discovered:
That looks awesome, shame they will probably never be in New Zealand.
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if the weather is good?
Good luck with your fishing. What you fishing for?
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Introduction
Welcome, you thinking of breeding the fighter?
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Some newt photos
That looks cool, how big is it?
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Can someone please ID this moss for me?
Throw it in the compost bin, thats what I do with the massive excess of it I have in my pond.
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The What's Up? thread.
I mean what I say, especially when it sounds ridiculous.
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The What's Up? thread.
Hmmmm, seems a bit small for a single betta
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Rhombosolea retiaria aka black flounder questions
Looks cool, and am keen to learn more about it, as I am sure they would be fun to keep.
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I'm new here.Nice to meet you NZ!
:slfg: :slfg: :slfg:
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350L NZ Marine
Looks cool, what else are you intending on keeping in there?
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I have a possibly silly question
There is no such thing as a silly question, only silly answers. And in response to your question, it cant hurt to try posting and see if you get a response.
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Engineers and experts needed:) normal vs toughened glass
Glass is toughened by cooling the outside faster then the inside, which due to the way glass is formed causes there to be stored stress in the glass. When breaking the glass this stored stress has to be over come before you break the glass, giving it extra 'toughness'. (Glass can also be 'over toughened' where the stored stress is to high, and can the be cause to shatter by little things like change in temperature, but that is irrelevant to your question). To answer your question It might be enough, but it depends on how much it has been toughened, and how much redundancy you want in the strength of the glass. Also sort of unrelated toughened glass shatters differently to untoughened, as it will hatter into small pieces instead of the cracks you see when untoughened glass breaks.
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The What's Up? thread.
Not leaving it to late are you?
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The What's Up? thread.
Pics or it didnt happen. And then maybe you shoudl send some to me just to be sure that it happened.
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Aquarium substrate
If the edges are rough it will depend on what you are keeping, It you are keeping bottom feeders, or fish that spend lots of time on the bottom of the tank it sharp edges might cut them, and cause them harm, if you are only keeping upper water fish I doubt it will cause much problems.
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The What's Up? thread.
Nope, if anything it makes me feel good, as now I am missing out knowing about something awesome.
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The What's Up? thread.
Disappointing, you got me all excited.
- The What's Up? thread.
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Fish for in turtle pond
Considered more gold fish, but I have already had them, and I want something different.
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The What's Up? thread.
You could have had fun socializing?
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The What's Up? thread.
If only that would work. Photography is art, or atleast I am lead to believe my aunt who leacuture that as a job that it is.
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Fish for in turtle pond
But your in Tauranga, that is a long way for me to travel for to get a few 'disposable' fish for my pond. Thanks Dr A, that is what I think I will do, now to get rid of the gold fish...
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albino birchir
Nice, always wanted one of them.
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fish list spelling mistakes.
Haha, you are right, does that make gold pLeco's illegal?