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Ivan -

How are your FT temps looking?

I'm in balmy Thailand at the moment, and find myself checking Perths temp ranges and pondering how my system is fairing in the heat! I have no one watching it, so I hope it's ticking along a-okay?!


Well fish tank temperature got to about 27degC... trouts were not happy...
I hope you don't have trouts in them, coz I would say they will be floating or sinking right about now... otherwise, they would likely be gone tomorrow...
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... Got some bigger silvers from a shop along Warton Road... ...


would you reccomend them ivan?
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... Got some bigger silvers from a shop along Warton Road... ...


would you reccomend them ivan?


The silvers aren't eating yet so I think it is a bit earlier for me to recommend. Plus they are not really considered cheap, but I just wanted a few to trial them... So goldfishes and possibly yabbies will be going in with them. Maybe black bream as well... found any BB yet??
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yeh GP have some 30-40mm fingerlings for 1.90 or 2.90 ea. just dreaming of mixing fish species :)
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yeh GP have some 30-40mm fingerlings for 1.90 or 2.90 ea. just dreaming of mixing fish species :)


I presume you mean Black Bream (BB)... have you tried calling Freo TAFE?? I think they do black bream as well..
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Time for an update...

Peach grows in AP. In fact, my mandarin and lime are behind in growth...

Will have to see if they survive the cold in winter.


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Hi Ivan,
Congrats on the peach crop, they look great.
My system is just ticking along quite nicely, I reckon I will have my first feed of SP in about 3 months, maybe sooner if they keep eating like they do. They are hitting the food hard these days. Koi and commets are also doing fine.
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Excellent... :thumbright: Boy you can get some fruit on those tiny dwarf fruit trees can't you.
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why what nice peaches you have there ivan :) :whistle:
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Well they taste good as well. Yeah, we are quite happy that the dwarf peach produced some good fruit. We did lose a few fruit earlier on due to overcrowding. Come winter we will need to do some pruning.

And hopefully I get my act together and finish my expansion, then hopefully we will have dwarf apples and maybe something else... fingers crossed...
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GREAT peaches!!! :thumbright:
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Nice fruit ivan.......and a very skilled toe inclusion :D
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Your peaches look very inviting Ivan :)
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Ivan,

Nice peaches :thumbleft:
Have u tried any other friut in AP??
I want to transplant a dwarf nectarine and peach tree during winter
Did you start by scratch or did you transplant??

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great job Ivan, you've just put dwarf peaches on my list...what other fruit trees are you considering.
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