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livebearer_breeder

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  1. livebearer_breeder replied to Tu's topic in Welcome
    Good to meet a fellow wellingtonian.
  2. Tottaly agree, if i ever get disease, i use salt in conjunction with peat. very effective, dont like adding chemicals to a tank. Shae
  3. Nope, atleast not to my knowlege
  4. Sorry, i didnt know. Havn't been to the club in a long time.
  5. Whens the conference?
  6. Beer=Yeast=White Lets see if the fish get drunk.....(3 minutes later)......Oh uhm....there dead.......now lets see if they can get stoned........ Shae
  7. That looks absolutely stunning Caryl, extremely impressed Shae
  8. This whole thing seems like abit of a waste of breath, lucky its typing ay a lot of miscommunication. Shae
  9. Welcome to the forum. Nice to see people from Tauranga in the hobby and involved here on the forum. Just recently come back from a holiday at the mount. Not so great weather the last few days. Brilliant for Sailing though. Shae
  10. I used to have these quite often, was never able to keep them alive very long.
  11. Fair enough. BS is worth investing in though, for the future at any rate. Shae
  12. Why bother with green water when you can feed them BBS straight off? Shae
  13. Betta fry can take BS from free swimming. Forget about Green water. Shae
  14. Answer: You don't Shae
  15. To my knowlege Apple snails do not live well in cold water. Shae
  16. Seems it takes longer, the further down the north island you go, which makes no sence, considering they where mailed from blehniem. Maybe wellingtons mail system is crap. Shae
  17. Crumble, flake, and small freshwater mussels is what i used to feed mine. Shae
  18. Or you could get clippings off ppl in wellington, like alot of other ppl do. I'd be happy to give you some Glosso to start off yourself kookie. Shae
  19. Awesome, looking forward to it C. Shae
  20. Ok, your far under the inch of fish per gallon rule of thumb. You could have twice as many fish of same or similar size as your current ones if you wanted to. Thats a nice sized tank. Shae
  21. I find Angels far too tempremental to bother with. Dwarf Cichlids are always a good choice, But apistos and Cockatoo's can be very aggresive, i would tend to steer clear from those. Kribs and Rams are really neat fish and aslong as you have plenty of females to males your fine. Keyholes are awesome cichlids and are very gentle, would be an awesome addition to your tank (if your interested i will be aquiring a few from down south soon, as i have found them very hard to source here in wellington) Do not get Firemouths, they get big and will eat small fish and are ugly regarless of there colouration. Shae
  22. What size (e.g measurements) is the tank. How many of which fish in it do you currently have? Shae
  23. If your after a Carpet plant you cant go wrong with some Glosso. Shae
  24. Yup give them a good scrub then a soak in boiling water. Shae
  25. What size is your tank? and what numbers of each fish do you have/will be adding, what species of cichlid do you want to add? Gouramies are good community peacful fish. But if yur tank is over stocked dont add anymre fish. Shae

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