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  1. Alan

    DIY tanks

    Be good if PJ gave us some idea of what she means. I'd consider a BAY as one with three or more faces on the front. Creating weakpoints How high are you thinking PJ?? Alan 104
  2. The stone will force the fish to swim more and use up "growing" energy Are you using a sponge filter, they love picking at that. Alan 104
  3. Alan

    DIY tanks

    Yeah, but she didn't say bowed, she said bay type which is sections. Alan 104
  4. Welcome Jzer Pity ya didn't find out about the club before last Tues. By all accounts thay had an excelleny night with a very interesting speaker. Don't be scared to drop in about 9 any evening to the chatroom. We may even talk fish if you ask nicely Alan 104
  5. Filter some thru a carbon based filtration bed. Strips it out Alan 104
  6. But with the light on the babies will be at the top and the microworms on the bottom, as they sink.. Suggestion: if you feed the M/W's then have the light shining by the bottom. I use one of those bed-side lights Alan 104
  7. Daphnia eat infusorians, which is what you should be aiming for to feed the baby WCMM. The sole purpose in a daphnia's life is to eat infusorians till they are fed to fish big enough to eat the daphnia. Snails encourage infusorians and also cleans up uneaten food. Alan 104
  8. Alan

    Help :(

    Geeze FF That's what Ira is bleeding well saying When the upheld hose stops flowing that is it's max. head. It gradually slows up (the flow) as it is lifted upwards and the height is increased. Starting to wonder what other heads are on the other side of the ditch, or is it just too much sun?? Alan 104
  9. So sorry to hear about the heater failure Mitch. What a bummer. But just goes to show that every cloud DOES have a silver lining. A big "Good on ya mate" to your person that remains anonymous tho. Alan 104
  10. Yep, dats da ones alright. When I was keeping them I had an airstone almost underneath them so that they would stay moist. Or else, have a real tight fitting lid to stop the eggs dehydrating. Don't have fish in the tank that can eat them as they hatch. They love them. Alan 104
  11. Oh You aren't a birke any more Damn Alan 104
  12. Heaps of Java Moss HB and snails Alan 104
  13. How to make/obtain/cultivate infusoria. Alan 104
  14. Where were the eggs laid, and what colour are they. No to the plant eating habit either. Alan 104
  15. It is!! Look at the avatar Alan 104
  16. Alan

    kribs

    See if you can divide the base of the tank into three distinct areas using logs or rockwork or plants. Have caves, and flat rocks available in each section, and you MAY get away with it Alan 104
  17. B&K said Quote The club is no longer the NZPA it is the NZLA. As decided at one of our meetings. It was decided that it was a "livebearers Club" and not an exclusive "guppy club" Alan 104
  18. Alan

    Cyclops

    Cyclops can and do kill small fry. They will also wipe out a daphnia culture. Alan 104
  19. Do you have water dribbling onto all the rocks, so as it runs off from the different heights Klay?? Looks real kewl. Bad for ppl with weak bladders tho I would think. Alan 104
  20. Dr. Axelrod's Atlas of Freshwater Aquarium Fishes isbn: 0793800331 Dr. Axelrod's Mini-Atlas of Freshwater Aquarium Fishes isbn: 0866223851 Alan 104
  21. What is the difference between an ISBN and a ISSN number?? Can the TFH magazine be used as a source for ID?? Alan 104
  22. Second edition of Dr Axelrod Atlas (large size) Was found on the back cover bottom right. On the Mini Atlas, similar area, but above the bar-code. Alan 104
  23. Just found the hidey place of the ISBN number on my K/F of the New World It's hidden between the Bar-codes. Alan 104
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