kiwiraka
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Shrimp eat tiny amounts of food, they wouldn't dent it.
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If its on the surface just scoop it out, I'm not sure about algae killers but adding some more flow will help.
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What I lack in science I make up for in a large shaded farm pond
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I'm mad, is that close enough?
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If you have multiple plants you might as well give it a go, but I believe most of our native plants need colder waters.
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Unlikely.... P.S shrimp aren't plants :slfg:
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It's been brought up a couple of times. I've been looking at shrimp populations on niwa and have found a few dune lakes (No sea connection) contain shrimp. If they have enough food they should breed and grow.
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:cophot: Nice!!!
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Welcome Are you located in NZ or AU? Since we have similar species the nz native section will likely be helpful for australian natives as well.
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Squeeze the cat? What are you using to cycle? Shrimp are good.
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WOW..... Just.... WOW!!! :cophot: :nfs:
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:slfg:
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Maybe try by Middleton road (I'm just guessing with what I see on the niwa website)
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Mine just get what they can scavenge that the fish have missed. Yes it should be back to normal after a couple of moults. Give it time, one day they'll all be floating plants
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I guess mullet are stressful....
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WOW!!! They are awesome!!! (I thought they left a trail of glow, but they release it into the water....)
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If it helps at all I found mine on a rock in a medium flow area under a bridge under the highway....
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Any luck yet? I think I accidentally brought some home today :oops:
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Butterfly sucker?
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I'm not sure but I don't believe they spend large amounts time in freshwate? Would be cool in a tank! Will be interesting to see replies :spop:
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Edit: just checked the website, there aren't any surveys in you specific area, have you tried just typing in "wellington" ? Looking at wellington your best spot to start would be porirua stream, they have bullies (unidentified) and giant kokopu.
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Here they are http://m.youtube.com/user/nzbeeman
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No problem! Yes ottdurr's videos are cool! Also blueethers videos are good if you can find them, you may have seen them already.
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It could do, if there is anywhere with a slow flow there should be some of the more common species. Have you tried the niwa search yet?
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:slfg: What about lakes?
