kiwiraka
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Bathtime!
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:nfs: Better than I do
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http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_isopod and many sizes
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Pods come in a variety of colours...
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I'm currently culturing some sort of pod, they're yellow round and about one millimetre long at maximum, no visible legs or anything, just yellow blobs.
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If they were darting around they'll probably be daphnia, if the were moving at a more constant speed they'll likely be copepods
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There are two sides to any argument, just because there are two people that agree doesn't make their side right.
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A lot cheaper and easier than buying aquarium salt and mixing it themselves, and what about freshwater aquariums? Or do they only do salt water ones?
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Well, I don't watch the show, but let's say they buy an asian arowana, it costs them $2000, they charge an additional 20% for sourcing the fish for the client. They basically make a $400 profit. The asian arowana will outgrow the tank in ayear or two, that will be the clients problem. Does that answer your question?
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On top of labour they probably charge a certain percentage on top of the price of the tank, equipment and fish. So buying expensive fish will make them more money and rehoming them isn't their problem.
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I don't know much about genetics, but being able to genetically mutate an animal so that it passes the trait onto it's offspring sounds extremely unlikely.
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Survivor also, what? :dunno:
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What story?
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I don't think you'd make much money selling those decorations
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!drool: Looks great!
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:slfg:
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Not quite sure what you're implying? :dno:
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:slfg:
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:bggrn: :spop:
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Sounds more like a correspondence sort of thing....
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Or research yourself and put together a list for others? :thup:
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Welcome back
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Awesome to see fish that I've never been able to identify
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This actually happened in January during my ammonia spike, the kokopu survived the spike but sadly died shortly after from a fungal infection. I caught it June-July last year at about 5-6cm and it was about 12cm when it died around january the 20th. Seems quite young to have been producing eggs?
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Sea Chub?
