Everything posted by Smuggz
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Yoyo loach! breeding
can only try lol
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
good luck
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Yoyo loach! breeding
has anyone had breeding success with yoyo loachs?
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
wonder if any clown angels about. what angels do u breed now alan?
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
not me. peru is a nice fish. my ultimate angel would those full blues .. phillpean blue.
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
very nice im going into my second week of my first success. and hopfully they make it to looking like angelfish lol
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Grammar and spelling
I sew think people hoo reed this thread will kick themselves laughing. hoo wood have thought it has nothing too do with grammar or gramps. and if someone sends you a single free swimming. baby fish from paris. is it a french fry? and if you move any baby fish around in a breeding tank, could that be classed as a stir fry... now im hungry for takeaways! :rotf:
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FlowerHorn Keepers
well bottom lip is just a lil fat on one side bro. but teeth all good and shes eating well.. just in case it gets worse. did you ever cure your FH? . . that pic of yours is nasty! i hope my FH doesnt have that!
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
nice to meet you. i did have 3pair. gold platinum . and odd couple. a true marble and a sunset crown. have since given the gold and platinum pair away. and finally might have good fry from the odd couple just getting into the second week . first time pass. egg stage. .good to meet another breeder. how long have you been breeding
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Angelfish breeders how many are here?
hi all . how many members here breed angels?
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Greetings from Oamaru
greetings enjoy the forums and hope your tank gets sorted . give it time tanks have a strange way of spawning . in no at all im sure will have more to deal with. lol
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FlowerHorn Keepers
my female has a fat lip should i be worried? and ARE there any red flowerhorns around with black script or are there only green ones about ? :bounce:
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FlowerHorn Keepers
How Many members keep Flowerhorns and would like a facebook group to keep intouch with likeminded people in nz about the fish . sharing experiences, tips and photos ? i would be interested in such an nz based group and would like to know if others are
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FLOWERHORN NOT EATING
blood worms. and even a guppy for 4 days.. looks healthy . but will get cichlid pallets for him... had a search and found both male and female are hau luo han flowerhorns.
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FLOWERHORN NOT EATING
Male flowerhorn has not eaten since i got him.. at the moment i put it down to adjustment as my female FH took a few days to eat when i got her. she is now a glutton.. anyway when should i start to worry ?
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FLOWERHORN QUESTION
Here gold monkey FH www.flowerhornusa.com
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FLOWERHORN QUESTION
HI all I have a Hua Luo Han flowerhorn . My question is what other species are out there. as there don't seem to be many in NZ anyone got a king kumfa or golden monkey ? :bounce:
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Freshwater Jellyfish
Cant say but they came from private land
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Freshwater Jellyfish
heres My notes on the jellies : tank size 20 litres water boiled (cooled ) food I use micro worms ( baby brine shrimp would be better but expensive.. I don't have a spare heater but research says 15c degrees is a perfect temp they do not sting . I've touched them ! they do not grow larger than a new zealand one dollar coin any internal filter can suck the jellyfish up and kill them, so can a gravel cleaner ( even hard pressed on floor ) or window water changes : I started with one every day. but haven't done a water change in two days and the jellies are fine. I found they hunt food . fully displaying tentacles I'm sure they have taste sensors in tentacles. similar use as a snake tongue . they also will sit and spread their bodies almost flat to catch falling micro worms. but they get very lethargic . I put this down to not having a heater. as 8 degrees is a bit low... but as the temp rises so do they. and as opportunistic hunters they don't need to swim about if food is on the bottom of tank . They are an interesting hydrozoan to get a hold of due to their feeding habits.. other than that they can be rather boring to watch. but I recommend A little heat of 15 c degrees . And light. a lot of light.... but of course not direct.. they remind me of sea monkeys sometimes.... But I haven't had them for a week yet so it will be interesting as I progress with these. :bounce:
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Freshwater Jellyfish
ok if anyone wants to see jellies in a tank feel free to join http://www.facebook.com/groups/NewZealandFishKeepers/ its just easier to post pics from my phone else im like this :facepalm: when trying to post here
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Freshwater Jellyfish
Hey All Yes The place in CHCH to get them is a secret even to me. but i was wondering if anyone else knew the proper care techniques lol
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Freshwater Jellyfish
Hi How rare are freshwater jellyfish in a fish tank ?? has anyone bred them in a tank. ?? I'm just learning how to care for them so any advice would be good. :bounce:
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Greetings All
well i did use a floating air stone might go back to it.. Theoritical 15.c is a prime temp for these things to breed anything under 5 they live but won't breed But im having an awesome time watching learning and understanding them any way Im of to browse this site a bit :bounce:
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Greetings All
thats all for the big welcome.. filter sponge can suck jellies up. even a gravel filter hard pressed hard on the floor can in a 20ltr Tank you only need a small filter on for 5 mins a day. if they had something to put in a 20ltr that slightly agitated the water current. that would be a bonus . because as the food settles on bottom so do jellies. and they really like micro worms . probably brine shrimp but I haven't fed mine that so just assuming. I have also noticed when feeding they either spread themselves out as a parachute to catch food or actually hunt small food particles close by. and the way they do it with tentacles all displayed out.. i am wonder if fw jelly tentacles have the same senses as a snake's tongue . other than that the jellies move around close to the bottom of tank where the food is. and with a lack of anything to make movement in the water, look kind of boring