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Hey. Raptorex. Thought you had left the forum too as could not find your username so was going to take the infrormation along somewhere else where I would keep in up to date and avoid anyone saying that the info had been copied. I'll add the information back in soon and ask the mods to let you...

Hello How do I go about leaving the forums? I would like to have my account deleted from the database including my email address, password and any other stored data. Could someone point me in the direction of the appropriate procedure. Many thanks

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Please could an admin unlock my posts on Australian Red Claw Crayfish Cherax quadricarinatus "Blue Lobster" in the 2 forums below so that i can make changes? - Invertebrates, Amphibians & Aquatic Reptiles Forum - Fish Species Index Please could you PM me when done? Many thanks

I chose German. Think it has 5 launguages.

I've had mine running for nealy 2 weeks now in my Rio 300. A few problems to start with, mainly the abysmal website but this is getting straigtened out and the tech support is superb. The graphs on my site stopped working for a few days but I have been compensated with a months free Seneye+...

How boring! Should arrive next week. Will post some feedback.

I'm going for it! Was about to buy a new Test Kit and Thermometer on eBay and foud one for £58 delivered.

Dude... Question alredy answered. By people who keep Oscars...

I feed my Oscar a steady diet of Tetra Doramin sticks with a few whole mussels a week as treats.

Thats nothing! Try keeping Marines :lol: I reckon about £500 - £750 a year if I averaged out the last 5 years or so.

Fair enough. Havn't been on for a while so didnt realise people had got all Power-Trippy saying they were the President of all Oscars! Sad. lol :lol:

Depends on your experience/resources. Personally, depending on the dimensions of the tank I think that 55G - 60G up is fine for at least a few years but you might want to plan for somthing bigger later. Oscarfish.com say 55G for life but I think this is pushing it a bit. Basicly the bigger the...

Thanks everyone :good: The other way around. Oscar will stay in the 80G and Jag will go over to the 100G. Got a 33G Community to set up first. :lol:

Hi all Been a while since I posted. Was looking at my Photos today and had a chuckle at how things change! 2008 Checkout how small my Oscar is in the right hand side of the tank! 2010 And look at him now (living with a new Jag for 10 months or so while I build up a new 100G tank). Plus...

Thanks. Dont know how i missed them before. Must be this cool new skin im trying out.

Can anyone tell me where previous Tank Of The Month Threads are. I can only find May nominations and the (useless) search Engine does not even find that when searching for "Tank Of The Month" Cheers.

Was at mine the other day. There was a pair of Adults about 14" each! Nearly got them but took a Jaguar home instead :good:

I asked the question because I value the opeinion of most members of this forum. Also, some of the smaller forums are harder to find and I thought there may be some hidden gems out there. I did not suggest pasting in links. I agree with everything else that Darkstar said. I was going to post a...

Makes me glad my Girlfriend is a Vet! :)

I remember you talking about Brutis. What happened? Why did you give him up?

Not sure where this post belongs. Feel free to move. Can any one reccomend any other good Fish Forums? Think its still OK here but its always the same old faces and questions. Might mix it up a bit with another Forum. Ideally somthing that covers Tropical and Marine. Cheers.

Have recently expaned my tanks and collection of Cichlids to include a Jaguar (juvenile around 9"). Wanted one for ages! Absolutely stunning fish! Many other owners around? Any tips or tales?

"A unhelpful and patronising comment." - OscarWilde 05/05/2010

Yep. Probably eaten by other fish. A dead neon is nothing to worry abou if you tank is cycled. No need to panic.

Sound reasonable? £20 2 X False Percula Clownfish, £15 X Banggai Cardinal £20 4 X Hermits, 3 X Turbos, 1 X Cleaner Shrimp (Will sell together) £15 1 X Mushroom Coral (medium size)

Hello all Im shutting down my Marine Tank for a major house move and going to start it up again later in the year. Hanging on to the Equipment and going to dry out all of the Live Rock and re-cure it but will need to rehome my Livestock. Going to offer these for sale and was wondering what...

I use crushed coral sand in my marine and freshwater tanks. Looks really nice. Have tried building\playsand before. Looks nasty IMO and can trap pockets of ammonia. Crushed coral sand is less dense so doesnt.

Livestock: Green Star Polyps Quantity for sale: 3 Reason for Sale: Fragged a while ago. Delivery or Collection: Collection Sales price: £10 each or swap Location: Newcastle upon Tyne (Collection only) Photograph: Photo is of the original Colony. Have 4-5 picese that size now. WOuld prefer...

Equipment make/model/size: Juwel T5 Highlite Unit for Rio 240/300 Quantity for sale: 1 Reason for Sale: Replaced Delivery or Collection: Will Post\Collection Fine Sales price: £10 Postage & Packaging: £10 Location: Newcastle upon Tyne Photograph: Juwel T5 Highlite Unit for Rio 240/300 (needs...

Arrrrrrrghhh! Dam Aiptasia! What have people found to be the best way to control them? Joe's juice has worked really well for me in the short term but hate shelling out for it. Done some research it to Nudibranches which predate on them but they are very expensive and I cant seem to find a...

Ah, I'd never heard of them. Thanks. Done a google and see what you mean. Does anyone have aphoto of a similar rig in action? Thanks

Hello all I will shortly be moving in to a flat by myself and wanted to plan in advance for dealing with top ups for periods when I am away for a week or more. Given what I remember from playing in the bath and GCSE Physics I was wondering if somthing like this would work? (Plumbing in to the...

Doing well thanks. Still very much alive. They seem to be fairly inconsistent in extending their Polyps. Some days its not at all some days full extension. The GSPs and the toadstool are also doing well. The Toadstool has increased in size by about 40% and looks super healthy. Best thing is...

Im about 1/4 of the way through. Will keep an eye out of this other book. Thanks again. Thanks bollands. I've got all buying on hold as I'm moving flats at the end of September. Will need to run through my plans for tank moves before then.

No, thats my ignorance. I thought that it was True Percs that got bigger! It's hard to keep up with all of these species :blush: Mine are flase percs and did fine in the 450 though think a 33g is better for them.

Have to say that this is not my experience. I keep the corals in my sig using non RO untreated tap water. For water changes I user tap water and mix the salt with a Powerhead for 24hrs. For top ups I simply leave my water container out to get it to room temp and then drop it in. Water...

Ignoring all this other chaff. This should be fine if you change the Commons to False Percula Clownfish. They look similar but are a little smaller. I had almost exactly the same setup running for over a year before I upgraded and the previous owner had them in the 450 for 3 years before that...

Thanks for the reccomendation Tiger. I've finally got round to buying this book and its brillant. Got it for £20 from Amazon and its easily the best 'fish book' (so to speak) I've ever had. Wilde.