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26-03-2012
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#1621
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Join Date: Jul 2010
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You guys must let me know next time you go diving at Umhlanga! Will be a nice change from Bluff and Isipingo areas.
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26-03-2012
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#1622
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Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: DBN
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I will start a tank thread now, will start with the lists of live stock and equipment first, need to learn how to load pics.
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27-03-2012
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#1623
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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Originally Posted by ShaneO
I will start a tank thread now, will start with the lists of live stock and equipment first, need to learn how to load pics.
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you still have a lot to learn Grasshopper!
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28-03-2012
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#1624
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Mmmh, just hear report of gem tang getting caught in the local rockpools by a 5 year old with a play net  .
Definitely heading to this location on the weekend !
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28-03-2012
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#1625
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: East London
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Originally Posted by AOR
Mmmh, just hear report of gem tang getting caught in the local rockpools by a 5 year old with a play net  .
Definitely heading to this location on the weekend !
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I'd have swapped it an ice cream for the fish! I'm lank generous like that.
You and about half of Durban will be heading to that "location". It'll look like Grey Street on Saturday morning  .
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28-03-2012
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#1626
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lol.
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28-03-2012
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#1627
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Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Rbay
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I dived two weeks ago, saw millions of painted crays, and one boxer, millions of chocolate dips, then this past weekend I saw one chocolate dip, one painted cray, but millions of boxers all in pairs, on the same reefs, how can they be abundant one week, and nothing the next,
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28-03-2012
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#1628
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Johannesburg - Lenzz
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thats a great question any poachers in the RB area?
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My tank thread:
http://www.sareefkeeping.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=21785
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28-03-2012
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#1629
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Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: East London
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Nope. . . Only Bagman! But he's ok! It struggles to catch sea cucumbers, so it's all good.
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29-03-2012
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#1630
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Originally Posted by Broder
Nope. . . Only Bagman! But he's ok! It struggles to catch sea cucumbers, so it's all good.
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lol, you making enimies to the north of you now?
I did get a semi, about 2-3cms, chucked in the dt as I have a few aipitasia, and it whacked all the apataisia in a day, picked on a few favities, but otherwise all the shrooms, star polyps and xenia is fine, a real tough and cheecky little one though, the next day it was eating flake and frozen, and now 4 days later it is almost eating out the cup, I still think angels are the best fish.
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29-03-2012
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#1631
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Johannesburg - Lenzz
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agreed angels rock
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"Remember, it's a hobby and if it is not fun, or is a cause for worry, or if I can't afford it, it goes in the garbage. but one thing I will never lose any sleep over is a fish tank." Paul B
My tank thread:
http://www.sareefkeeping.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=21785
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29-03-2012
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#1632
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Join Date: Jul 2008
Location: Durban
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Originally Posted by magman
lol, you making enimies to the north of you now?
I did get a semi, about 2-3cms, chucked in the dt as I have a few aipitasia, and it whacked all the apataisia in a day, picked on a few favities, but otherwise all the shrooms, star polyps and xenia is fine, a real tough and cheecky little one though, the next day it was eating flake and frozen, and now 4 days later it is almost eating out the cup, I still think angels are the best fish.
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I didn't know that angels eat aiptasia???
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29-03-2012
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#1633
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Join Date: Jul 2009
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Originally Posted by granddog
I didn't know that angels eat aiptasia???
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I don't think any of the centropyge angels will,
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29-03-2012
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#1634
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any of your other angels eat aiptasia??
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29-03-2012
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#1635
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Originally Posted by granddog
any of your other angels eat aiptasia??
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I am sure most of the bigger ones will, espeacially untill they adapt to prepared foods,
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29-03-2012
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#1636
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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well that is pretty cool to know, I never knew that!
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29-03-2012
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#1637
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: PE Seaview
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Originally Posted by granddog
well that is pretty cool to know, I never knew that!
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Yup, you must see my semis shred majano anems from my fellow collectors, and aptasia that comes in on my LR from the sea.
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you still have a lot to learn Grasshopper! 
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29-03-2012
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#1638
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Join Date: Jul 2008
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I do oh sensei!!! Need to try and catch me a semi then...no more of this butterfly rubbish!
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03-04-2012
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#1639
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Originally Posted by AOR
About this big
First time I've ever seen one in the pools or at any time I'm diving to catch.
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Come come now Durbanites!!! Time for an update on how this guy is doing I think?
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03-04-2012
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#1640
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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My guess is like this :
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