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I used a dowel of sorts to join two piece together once. It was two flat surfaces so I drilled a hole into each, jammed a smooth stick into one hole and pushed the other piece down onto it. It held well. You could also drill small hole right through each and tie them together with nylon maybe?

If theres something I want I will offer a certain price and ask for a buy now, also, when you click add to watchlist, just underneath there is an option to receive a text or email reminder, or otherwise just put the bid on when you see it and want it, and use the autobid feature.

On a somewhat related note are there any bugs we shouldnt feed to fish? Ive been giving my convicts all sorts of moths flys spiders, even a cockroach.

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Thanks Godly, I thought as much but didnt want to presume.

Hi guys. Recently picked up a tank package from trademe which included these fish and I just want to confirm what they are. Untitled by joff_nz, on Flickr Untitled by joff_nz, on Flickr

My friendly neighborhood New World is holding onto some poly boxes for me to pick up this afternoon. I will leak test them tonight and then just put the water and fish straight into the box/es tomorrow night.

Will see if I can source a poly box by Wednesday. Thanks for your tips guys

I'm thinking 6 bags of five fish? The seller is rather vague, called them 'tiger tropical fish' and said there is about 30 but it fluctuates. In the picture I can't make out any fish so planning is a little difficult.

Unfortunately the bin isn't suitable to use like this, and the road I will be driving is somewhat winding, surely the sloshing would be unpleasant for them?. That and having them in bags means I can move them bag by bag rather than trying to carry the whole container

I know there are a few threads about this, but from my looking I have some specific questions. I've just bought a tank, and need to transport 'about 30 fish'. I think they are tiger barbs but don't actually know for sure. I'll be driving for about an hour, with a half hour each end for moving the tank. My plan is to put them into zip lock sandwich bags, then put the bag inside a chilli box. How many fish should I put in each bag and how much water do I need per bag? Any other tips

This is a great deal at the moment in my opinion: http://www.warehousestationery.co.nz/is ... =OfferList Smaller than the Kmart one but it should be a lot nicer to use This would be a really nice tablet but it is a jump in price over the Kmart one: http://www.noelleeming.co.nz/shop/compu ... 22668.html At the end of the day all android tablets will 'do' the same things, but the better brands will do it a lot smoother, probably better battery life, clearer screen etc. I guess what's important to me may not be the same as what's important to you, so I would recommend trying some in person and pay attention to the picture quality, see what the build quality feels like etc

I've got a bit of experience with tablets and other android devices, and in my experience, a $300 tablet will be 2 or 3 x nicer to use than a Cheaper brand $200 or less tablet. If I were looking at a new tablet today there are. Bunch of great entry level devices from Samsung, Acer, HP etc that in my experience are much nicer than any of the no-name-brands. The more well known brands tend to have more software updates as well which is good. Have a look at the 7 inch options at somewhere like noel leemings. I've got a ten inch tablet but I think I will go for a 7 or 8 inch next time.

Could you build sump of sorts for it? I.e A 3 litre bottle with a pump will dramatically increase the water volume. Not so the space but at least the water should be easier to maintain.

What kind of vehicle do you use to transport 1000l?