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  1. Male clown killis for sale. Only males will be sold at current as I have not managed a spawn of many females. Currently have about 40 males available. Females could be available at a later time. The clown killi or banded panchax is a species of African rivuline native to fresh water habitats in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone in West Africa. Wikipedia Scientific name: Epiplatys annulatus Price reflects the fact that only males are for sale I can ship, please note south island shipping is not very cheap, otherwise pick up in wellington
  2. please reseach alot before breeding you need to be able to house at least 100 feisty males on their own. however bettas are super amazing - enjoy
  3. The fish room in Nelson have started to stock it they have buckets contact cam
  4. gold pan generation 4 are hatching as we speak wooooo
  5. For sale are three golden panchanx.. golden wonders... lineatus. I can only assume they are a trio of one male two females but I have been tricked before. However I have been collecting eggs. Pick up only. $25 for trio. Recommend research as killifish are not tropical or cold water they are temperate fish. Pm me for more info. Have listed else where
  6. If ur doing more constant smaller water changes then the ph will move naturally and slowly the fish most like won't even know the difference alternatively u could age water in a barrel if need be but I don't think discus are that finicky if the pet shops can do big cold water changes and et away With it. Here in wellington the oh out the tap is always 7.6 to 7.8 so pretty high. And I have bettas and killifish...
  7. my whiteworm farm is in a big poly box, under the native freshwater tank, seems to keep them cold enough! hope yours do okay! - blackworms can be bought from rodneys tropicals, but they are a bit eww (even for an experienced live food feeder i was all like eww) but are hard to keep
  8. ive shown someone who may be able to help your message
  9. sorry to hear of your injury and hopefully you heal up nice and fast - maybe worth contacting the AFA to see if they have any members that may want to pop up to you and see if they can give you a hand or anything like that - they have a facebook page also if you are on there
  10. maxxi1

    Returning westie

    welcome! tank looks good!
  11. hehehehehe JJ Thats dwarf sag my friend... hahahaha - dwarf hair grass is very thin - Love to you!
  12. so, my filamentosa i got a we while back ive been sitting on peat from them (incubation time of 60 days) - well 12 days overdue and i thought i had better hatch them cos i could see eyes staring at me. Good news New Zealand - aparently they are alive - I now have fry - which have had 3 feeds of bbs now, and have gone from a small round container (collection container) to their own tank bay with filter today and peat bottom. - so now all we do is lots of water changes and massive feeds and well... we PRAY they survive.
  13. yay - cant view your video either...
  14. could be from overuse, does he flare alot, i have one special fighter whos gill stays out on one side if he is flaring too often
  15. I have sygonium and spider plant and pothos. So far.....on 5 or 6 of my tanks now...
  16. Also not the only plant u can have a few of us have multiple plants in our tanks
  17. Don't steal my potted one that runs out on auction tomorrow.( please its my bday pressie).. I'm trying to grow it so it can be shared I have a few cuttings I'm waiting for roots and new shoots before I can share
  18. maxxi1

    Hey, new here

    welcome you will learn alot from these forums and people! Enjoy
  19. It’s that time of the month again! - Club Night Upper Hutt Aquarium Society March meeting is scheduled for the 9 March 2016 and is being held at 67 Clouston Park Road, Upper Hutt. Doors open around 7:30pm and the meeting kicks off between 7:45pm & 8pm. We enjoy all parts of the hobby, and our meetings cover topics requested by members, guest speakers, and projects every now and again. New members are welcome and are encouraged to come along, we will strive to help beginners to experts. Subscription to the club costs $10.00 plus $10.00 FNZAS Capitation fee. The capitation fee does not apply to junior memberships. Any queries can be forwarded to: [email protected]
  20. Welcome and good luck on your puffer journey they are definatley around as I have seen them at my local. Maybe try places like new pupuke and hollywood fish farm and any of the other shipping pet shops Enjoy
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