Billaney
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Hi Guys I've got these pencils , really neat little fish but every time I look them up on the net i decide they are a differant type of pencil , what do you all say they are ? Thanks for the help
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Looking forward to it as always Caryl , Tell Grant I know how he feels ...
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something slightly more challenging than platys to breed
Billaney replied to vindy500's topic in General Breeding
try a tetra , anything from , rosy's to lemons all good fun -
Just an update on the young , they are growing fast and you can already see the fins are long and going to be as beautiful as there parents , maybe better !! The babies are currently around 2cm including the tails
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shame I was looking forward to seeing some of your fighters
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This Blue Ram got the best in show
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BTW could there be a better setting for a fish show than this ? It was so peaceful
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Well Done , looking good Keep up the photo's of progress
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Here's one of my fav pictures I took at the show I think the smile on the little boys face as he and the fish look at each other sums up what the show was about.
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Well said !!
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That is a King Killi , That one won best Killifish in show
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Well what a weekend that was !!! Top marks to the Waikato Team who worked so hard and came up with a GREAT show ! Took the camera along as well as the fish so here are a few pictures of some really nice fish etc from the show There is a link after the last picture to see even more shots hope you liked them , heres the link to more http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/v202/ ... ter=images
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deepest sympathy to Rose and family Alan was a great breeder and lover of fish someone who a newbie like myself looked up to with well over 100 species bred that is something special, Alan was always happy to share his knowlage and stories, He will be missed. RIP Alan
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have plenty of cover /plants the fins of the male Threadfin may be a bit too tempting for the fighter, yes the rainbows are faster but a sneek attack is still possable
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I will be selling the young ( less a few for me ) once they are big enough , i've had heaps of PM's and e-mails but i'll do my best to keep as many as possable happy. Thanks
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Here is an updated picture , the parents having a feed with somewhere around 50-60 young buzzing around there tank
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no worries Dave , what building at the Hamilton gardens is the show at and what car park should we use ? just been looking it on on the net and its a pretty big place. http://www.hamiltongardens.co.nz/index. ... 2145827410
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Dave, I can't seem to get a reply from you re the new Kapimana trophy for class J , did you get the e-mails ?
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Have a look here : http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/postin ... t2406.html
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Yes on the front glass
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the adult male , lots of babies and a snail ( can't stand snails even tho i know they can be helpful )
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Here is one of the first pictures with the young being allowed to move out from under the parents wood those flowing fins never fail to look awesome
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I'd say far too many fish to be in a 4 week old tank , whats the ammonia like ?
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Those are the GM red Danios , a GMed zebra danio
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A load of rubbish !!