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Hey Sam are you using 4dkh water and ph reagent inside your drop checker or just the test fluid that comes with it?

+1 With wild caught discus!

Looks great doddle69, really loving the size of that plant! pm me your cell number if you want and ill come see you sometime over the weekend whenever suits you dude.

Last Resort - Papa Roach

Apples OS for its tablets, phones etc. will just keep causing them to lose market shares when android is a much better OS and more user friendly not to mention open source and most apps are free.

Kind of looks like Gary Coleman.

Here ya go; Male Female Both

That's the bugger! Common as.

Cool, looks pretty much 100% the same as my one I got from you now :happy1:

Hello & welcome mate

Taniwhas are real.

Looks great Dan, good job. Any chance you can post a pic of the female cockatoo so I can compare to my suspected one?

No :slfg: From being kribs.

:sml1: Love the happy looking lizard dude!

Hopefully no fighting just an exciting discussion! But sure thing!

It's the start of a discussion Sophia, good things take time ya know!

Am I missing something, earlier in the thread people were saying that you bred the ones that HFF were selling Rabbit - since you didn't deny it I took your silence as confirmation. Sorry for the confusion.

Cool, cheers dude. Btw I will have to come for a visit sometime if your willing, always keen to meet more local aquarium enthusiasts!

I completely agree dude, even though we know there can't possibly be one. Evolution - Fact Religion - Fantasy

Your like the gift that keeps giving Jim, I will pop over at 5.35 sharp lol.

Trying to decide if I should go buy 10 rummynose tetras or some panda corys, sick of looking at the neons by themselves.

Congrats dude, :nfs: Even if they are evil.

:digH: Just wondering if anyone else has managed to breed these yet other than Rabbit, I am seriously considering buying some but HFF won't do a deal yet.

Here is some information from Aquatic Plant Central about propagation; "As seeds start to develop, the enlarged area grows and when the seeds are mature, starts to dissolve. It is highly recommendable to cut off the flower stalk when that happens so that it doesn't make a mess of the aquarium. Inside the pod is a white jelly-like substance that encloses numerous thorny and tan-colored seeds. Separate them from the jelly and transfer them to an area that receives unimpeded light and is protected. A sandy area in a tank with sedate fish or a dish in an emersed setup are ideal. Even scattering them about the foreground of an established tank will result in a fair number of specimens appearing over the next few months."

From what I just read you can just leave them to open and drop the seeds back into the tank, that is if you want more of them spread through out your tank dude. Btw got a picture of it? I have never seen one other than the pics I just seen on google, going to have to look into getting a couple now lol. Where did you get yours from?