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STEVEGREEN
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#283924 Vaping
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on 14 May 2013 - 05:23 PM
steve post a pic of alll your mods
Not till this week's vapemail arrives
Got some today but. GUS V2 - 350 its sick!
You would vape a wet sock straight away Hoots you mad man
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#283503 Vaping
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on 09 May 2013 - 11:45 PM
Or getting a cricket set and being an only xhild .
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#204931 Possibly Converting From Malawi To Tanganyika Display.
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on 02 March 2011 - 07:49 PM
fronties eat leptos , that i know for sure
not sure why you would want Fronts as there pretty boring ( lake cows )
get some sand sifters ( enantiopus , xenotilapia ) , some featherfins ( Cyathopharynx , Ophthalmotilapia )and some leptos , thats a deadly combo
cheers
Steve Green
not sure why you would want Fronts as there pretty boring ( lake cows )
get some sand sifters ( enantiopus , xenotilapia ) , some featherfins ( Cyathopharynx , Ophthalmotilapia )and some leptos , thats a deadly combo
cheers
Steve Green
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#203652 A1 Drogon Blood Peacock
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on 22 February 2011 - 06:36 PM
#160879 Steve's Fish
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on 11 March 2010 - 07:56 PM
thanks Anita , all the nice comments make eating baked beans on toast for the last 12 months all worth it 
Cheers
Steve Green
Cheers
Steve Green
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#144440 Looking For Tang Ideas
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on 20 September 2009 - 02:30 PM
Gday mate , i will try and answer your questions
1. How difficult are X. spilopterus to keep? very easy , like all fish , you keep the water , not the fish
2. Will they get along Ok with the leptos and ventralis? , they should be fine , provided they have caves to retreat into.
3. Do they need much in the way of caves/hiding places, or are they Ok with a fairly open substrate? see above
4. Would I be better with just 1 male and 2 or 3 females, or are they Ok in a larger group of say around 8 or 10? (I normally prefer bigger groups). all xeno's should be kept in groups
5. I generally keep my Kh at around 12, that seems to suit the leptos & ventralis fine, is it Ok for Xeno's too? that will be fine
6. What if I was to also add 3 or 4 Cyathopharynx foai/furcifer of some sort? Would that present any additional problems? Would they get on Ok with the leptos and ventralis? , yeah it will be ok.... but a waste , i believe you should have 8 of one sp. or the other if you want to breed them and get the most out of watching them interact.
hope this helps
Cheers
Steve Green
1. How difficult are X. spilopterus to keep? very easy , like all fish , you keep the water , not the fish
2. Will they get along Ok with the leptos and ventralis? , they should be fine , provided they have caves to retreat into.
3. Do they need much in the way of caves/hiding places, or are they Ok with a fairly open substrate? see above
4. Would I be better with just 1 male and 2 or 3 females, or are they Ok in a larger group of say around 8 or 10? (I normally prefer bigger groups). all xeno's should be kept in groups
5. I generally keep my Kh at around 12, that seems to suit the leptos & ventralis fine, is it Ok for Xeno's too? that will be fine
6. What if I was to also add 3 or 4 Cyathopharynx foai/furcifer of some sort? Would that present any additional problems? Would they get on Ok with the leptos and ventralis? , yeah it will be ok.... but a waste , i believe you should have 8 of one sp. or the other if you want to breed them and get the most out of watching them interact.
hope this helps
Cheers
Steve Green
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