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btw - I believe it is actually a cyanea not a vulgaris - apologies.
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Farewell Robinho
After 5 days of extreme fascination, it was time to let Robinho back into the wild - (Basically he was too big).
So back i went to the Indian Ocean where once he came from & ceremoniously placed him in the water...God's speed Robinho, who knows we may meet again...
After 5 days of extreme fascination, it was time to let Robinho back into the wild - (Basically he was too big).
So back i went to the Indian Ocean where once he came from & ceremoniously placed him in the water...God's speed Robinho, who knows we may meet again...
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I must admit I did not see these markings - perhaps it is a vulgaris after all.
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I'm in the preliminary stages of setting up my new aquarium 6ft * 3 ft by 1.5ft tall. After some consideration I've decided to use a gravel bed rather than sand. I have found it very difficult to keep the sand from going "off". Are there any types of gravel \ stone that I should specifically be using?
