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Silverdollarboy2

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  1. They are eating Repashy now.
  2. My mollies from the molly hunt have bred, only 3 fry at the moment, I suspect some were eaten. I will try to get a better picture
  3. Would you ship and if so how much? Thanks
  4. Very nice, that's a big colour difference in triple fins!
  5. Silverdollarboy2 posted a gallery image in Member Albums
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  7. Cool, I have become obsessed with redfin bullies , maybe one day I'll fill my tropical tank up with natives
  8. Anyone still keep natives? My Giant Kokopu is doing very well on Repashy. Edit: Fixed Picture
  9. I have a single Giant Kokopu, my tank is 90 x 45 x 39 cm. This is probably on the small side, I would recommend at least a four foot tank. Equipment wise you will need a filter (obviously) and a chiller. Chillers can be quite pricey but are a must for keeping your tank under 20 degrees in the summertime. As for acquiring a Kokopu you can either catch one (Be careful to take young individuals from healthy populations) or talk to David Cooper at Mahurangi Technical Institute to buy one, this is how I got mine Useful information: https://aquariumworld.nz/databases/2-new-zealand-native/255-Giant-Kokopu https://aquariumworld.nz/forums/forum/34-new-zealand-natives/
  10. This just happened to me.
  11. I replaced the Aqua One trio filter with a sponge filter
  12. Hows it going now?
  13. Sorry about the photos, it said they were too big so I made them smaller, it was probably a bit too small.
  14. Here's a little update of my three tropical tanks. Tank one (350 litre) Not much has changed. I would like to put sand in sometime soon Tank two (54 litre) This tank has nine mollys from last years molly hunt Tank three (60 litre) I only recently set this up, it's stocked with barbs and tetras
  15. There is a Native Fish Database, with information on koura aswell. EDIT, I see Shilo has already posted it.
  16. This one was abit dull for me, it may suit your needs. If you like it PM me.
  17. Thanks, I might use Seachem Flourish or Nutrafin Plant Gro (Whichever is best to use) as a liquid and JBL The 7 Balls as tablets Seachem Flourish http://www.hollywoodfishfarm.co.nz/detail/view/seachem-flourish-250ml/m/1007/ Nutrafin Plant Gro http://www.hollywoodfishfarm.co.nz/detail/view/nutrafin-plant-gro-120ml/m/1007/ JBL The 7 Balls http://www.hollywoodfishfarm.co.nz/detail/view/jbl-the-7-13-balls/m/1007/
  18. In the weekend I moved all my tanks around and put fish into different tanks
  19. Thanks for the ideas, I have started getting supplies. Caryl, are there any brands of fertiliser you would recommend? Thanks
  20. Um, I'm not really a fan of goldfish. How big of a tank would I need for a banded? (If they're compatible)
  21. He has only been kept with bullies (failed after a few minutes). The Palmerston pet store sells Inanga and they didn't recommend it.
  22. I would like to add some tankmates. Anything that could live with a large, agro kokopu?

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