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livebearer_breeder

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  1. yup thats the fulse Albino, If she had albino fry it would white. Shae
  2. I very much doubt it is the albino Gene, very hard ot come bye these days, you probably just have the false albinos that are yellowish and have black eyes, trust me when i say this, i have females exactly the same, and whent he fry come out of the gravid spot they have black eyes. Generally guppys drop in the early hours of the morning not at night, and if you want to save more then i would suggest a breeders box that have V in it. Shae
  3. No. do not empty the tank, do it with the water in. Shae
  4. Edit [wrong Forum] Shae
  5. Flake food would be fine for those fish, even the corys will get some, Spirilina tablets are always good for corys, and the other fish aswell. Bloodworms are better, frozen and live foods are great for all fish. Shae
  6. Afternoon preferably, about this time, would be good, between 5-7. Shae
  7. Cees, i have three huge females, and have 40 fry from them already. Shae
  8. No worries man, lol, im into the guppys aswell so i can understand. I have 40+ of the doubel sword strain at the mo. I once had a gaint Guppy strain, that slowly feel apart, cause i knew nothing about Strain breeding. And i got 120-134 fry off her in a single drop, but the females were double the size of your female so i am still very impressed at the drop you got! Shae
  9. livebearer_breeder replied to Alan's topic in Killies
    Yup i remember him, Gee im gutted for him, I never actually talked to the guy. Shae
  10. Sounds interesting, i spose you have to make one? or can you purchase them? Shae
  11. What is a scrubber? Shae
  12. livebearer_breeder replied to Alan's topic in Killies
    did I meet Reender at the AGM Alan? Shae
  13. lol, ok, well ive seen up to the first couple episodes of the second series, what are we up to on tv here? Shae
  14. There not invisible dinosours, And you will understand why the polar beers are there. Shae
  15. Ahh, then most likley the problem is tannins, give it a while and keep the filter wool in your filters clean and eventually it will disappear. Shae
  16. $600 is a bit over the top, $200-$400 i can understand, how much mark up will these guys be making on this fish! Shae
  17. Don't feed praying mantis, they are indangered in NZ now. Second why do you have the outlets of your external and internal filters so low to the gravel? thats going to help stur everything up and not let it settle again. Second have a look at the filter wool, it might already need a clean, third do a really good gravel clean, and fourth hold of the feeding for a few days and see if thats attributing to the problem. Shae
  18. Soutta, Hope by the morning you find that the tank does not have a leak, have a good Friday, lol Shae
  19. its almost 3pm on Friday here, lol. But im as sick as a dog so not enjoying the day. Shae
  20. I wouldnt worry its not contagious, but its the only thing i can think of that would attribute to the swimming on and angle, unless hes hurt his fins. Shae
  21. how warm is your house? do you have a hot water silinder Cuboard thingie? Shae
  22. whats its literage? And whats it stocked with? Shae
  23. Add peat, it will stabalise your PH. Shae
  24. Leeches and Maggots are not old technology, infact there used in modern day medicine alot more than you think. Leeches premote blood circulation in limbs that might otherwise have to be amputated. They also have a Anti-Clotting factor in there saliva that is know being used commonly in modern day medicine. Maggots are ussed to clean out wounds and premote cell regeneration as Bill has already mentioned. Shae

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