F15hguy
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arghh heck no!!! nervous enough as it is, haven't done any public speaking since 4th form, oh well, practiced a couple of times and got a few pics hopefully most will be distracted by my mini marine mudflat tank
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elephant
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don;t feel bad for the koi
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american
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when you somehow agree to do a presentation on fish.
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hence the ladder i wonder if fish are affected by low gravity, maybe more by air pressure would love to see a zero gravity blob of water with a fish living inside, come on technology!!!!
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in a well balanced tank algae will exist but very rarely be visible, its all about finding the balance, in truth i'm having trouble getting algae to grow in my tank
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im on a cuteness mission
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post your random cuteness here
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yeah, most LFS's only order them in if they are asked, they are a lot blander and harder to get anyone breeding these guys??? I'm after a few more females and there hasn't been any on the lists for a while.
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I think you would be asking for trouble, better to put him a heated bucket with an air stone and some algae until he goes, or leave him where he is until he goes,
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its more about how many places they can stay out of sight from each other, easier with lots of tall plants
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im surprised there are any with goldfish in there, not nematodes??, even then the goldies should munch them back quickly, more a sign of too much sludge on the bottom, they will disappear when turtles get in there and stir it up a bit
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yeah that was my though, if there is multiple pieces then the chances of one being slightly higher or warping are increased
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The Doc's super duper first nano betta tank attempt.
F15hguy replied to Dr A's topic in Beginners Corner
yes there is, they are NZ natives http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=41&t=49106 -
The Doc's super duper first nano betta tank attempt.
F15hguy replied to Dr A's topic in Beginners Corner
shouldn't be for sale even -
didn't look as bad until the last photo.... better late than never though
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maybe placing some thick ply underneath the poly will help even out the weight distribution and reduce the risk of the tank leaking again
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if you can get an FX5 for a good price, snap it up, awesome filters. sounds like your hooked already :thup:
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The Doc's super duper first nano betta tank attempt.
F15hguy replied to Dr A's topic in Beginners Corner
theres good pygmy cories around occasionally, but thy need lotsa hidey holes or they can be shy, or if you think the tank is big enough try 4-5 of the panda cories or other smaller ones, or chain loaches (though they may nip the betta), or freshwater shrimp -
The Doc's super duper first nano betta tank attempt.
F15hguy replied to Dr A's topic in Beginners Corner
try getting some sinking pellets fo him and while he's distracted chuck in some floating flakes -
The Doc's super duper first nano betta tank attempt.
F15hguy replied to Dr A's topic in Beginners Corner
$5 probably stresszyme, many shops give away the sample size ones so they can sell fish straight away cycle is blue, stresszyme is red -
yeah but a small amount of a phosphate based detergent (many laundry powders are like this) can do a lot of damage
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My planted 33 litre community - April 2013 rescape pg 8
F15hguy replied to Sophia's topic in Freshwater
i've found that the fish from one supplier go mental over pleco chips, but from another (unfortunately the cheaper one) will only touch fresh algae or crushed peas (although they do eat a bit of sunken flake food)