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The frogs seem to have gone through the Winter quite well. They have become more active since the weather has been warming up with increasing sun hours and don't have a problem with feeding either.

Has anyone tried anything similar to this? :slfg: http://www.r2fishschool.com/

On a Friday in Wellington due to the terrible weather I have lost many large branches of Leucadendron safari sunset, some of which are over 5 years old with quite a thick diameter on the base. Any tips for propagating these from cuttings?? Could I also use some of them in a fish tank?

What do you do when you have a black out, in terms of fish keeping? Due to the horrible weather in Wellington I have been out of power for 1 night and 1 day (until now). My tropical fish tank dropped to a freezing temperature of 8-9 degrees Celsius which ended up in some losses. :dead%fish

I have 2 bell frogs that have been raied from tadpoles. I placed them both in an outdoor tank and they have been there for about 2 weeks from now. I found them today under a rock and the other in water, thinking that they were dead I picked them up, only to discover that they were still alive. They very rarely move, have become darker in colour, look a bit bloated, don't eat a lot and their skin is not as moist as it used to be. Are they hibernating? What kind of conditions should I provide for them?

Thanks for the help guys. Will try using the hot glue gun and I just found out that super glue is safe to use in the aquarium!

Could glue from a hot glue gun be used?

Are all silicones safe and don't cause any harm to fish? I have Parfix, bathroom and kitchen sanitary grade silicone sealant. It has acetic cure. Not intending to use it on glass but for joining some decorations together.

How do I get my microworms to climb up the sides? On some mornings they climb up half way then later in the day they climb down. This makes it difficult to feed my baby axolotls and fry.

Does anyone know any glass manufacturers that can make custom built tanks in the Wellington area? :dunno:

I bought some azolla and duckweed that I have been waiting to get my hands on for some time. I intend to use them in my tropical and goldfish tanks as shelter for fry etc.. I placed them into buckets and noticed slug and worm looking things clinging on to the side of the bag that they came in. Would anything from a pond be harmful to fish? Will try and get some photos on tonight or tomorrow.

Any places free to catch in Wellington?

The moss has been growing quite well and is starting to spread out. Is Christmas moss naturally found on land?

Found out how on here Here is my version with guppies and moss from my backyard