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You will not be able to raise them. Marine fish are extremely difficult to raise because many of them have a significant plankton stage.

During this plankton stage, they are nearly impossible to...

You were driving at 150km/h in a 100km/h zone and you say "I try my best to drive safely"?

In case you didn't realise, that speed you were driving is a criminal offense in NZ and is a statutory...

I wouldn't get too worked up about it. After all, it is just a bug. Contrary to popular belief, this kind of thing happens all the time all over the world.

In fact, almost all minced fruit...

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Real Name: Michael

Q. How did you start in fishkeeping?
A. When we used to live in Hong Kong we had a platinum arowana. I was fascinated with it as a young kid and...

What you said may be true for most rays but not this one. Unfortunately, most do not do well due to shipping stresses and collection methods. While, your ray may be fine when you get it, it is...

This is one species which should be left in the ocean.

They have dismal survival rates in aquariums. If you want to keep one, you should have a perfectly round aquarium which is over 1000...

Hi annie p.

I'm not wanting to rain on you parade again, but I would try and get your money back for that rock beauty.

They need at an absolute minimum 100g and are extremely difficult to keep....

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A logitech webcam should work with your Mac as hardware synchronisation with Mac OS X (Leopard/Snow Leopard/Tiger) is pretty straight forward.

I'm using a 2.4GHz 13" Macbook running Mac OS X...

I take it these are fish you are referring to?

You will not be able to bring them in unless you have an approved MAF quarantine facility.

They will need to be quarantined for 6 weeks with a...

Now I'm listening to Knights of Cydonia by Muse

UV units are fairly redundant in marine tanks.

The usually end up killing many beneficial organisms such as copepods rather than any nasties.

If your tank is stable and you follow good aquarium...

Right now:

Woke Up This Morning (Alabama 3)

Followed by:

Hard as a Rock (Good old Acca Dacca)

No idea what's after that to tell you the truth. My iTunes is on shuffle.

Well, you don't inject it INTO the anemone. You merely cover the mouth so the JJ gets eaten.

However, you can inject it if you want though (and if you have a hypodermic needle)

Here he is:

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g144/aucklandreefer/April2009small11.jpg

He is about the size of my hand

I do know of one here in NZ which has been kept for about 7 years. It's massive.

Let me try and find a pic of it

I'd keep an eye on that Bi-colour angel. They have terrible survival rates in captivity, especially for a Centropyge.

Most come from the Indo-Pacific and are collected with various drugs,...

I would stay away from CC. It is not really that good.

The organisms which you want in your sand bed are copepods and worms basically.

Because many of the organisms are small, they struggle to...

Oolitic aragonite would be best

But you would need a sand bed of about 4-6 inches deep minimum to produce a stagnant environment

Or you could do a big water change.

Things such as de-chlorinators and various other chemicals can cause skimmers to go hectic

You shouldn't need to go to work.

If you have been confirmed as having H1N1 influenza, the Ministry of Health states that you should stay at home in voluntary quarantine and isolation.

If...

Yes, it is a scam.

It is designed to frighten not-so-knowledgeable PC users by telling them their PC is full of spyware/malware/viruses etc.

When you download and install it, it completely runs...

Definitely doesn't look like aiptasia. It's tentacles are too short.

Possibly majano or some form of polyp. A better quality pic is needed for a more accurate ID

My tank is roughly 110g and I have both a yellow and a purple

The yellow was already established when I added the purple and there was a hell of a lot of aggression from the yellow.

Everything...

Yes, the engineer blenny/goby (Pholidichthys leucotaenia)

It's not actually either a blenny or a goby and grows to over 18 inches in length