If you have the web developer extension (https://addons.mozilla.org/extensions/m ... .php?id=60) installed, try disablnig the cache and see if the problem still appears.

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I think this is probably a "feature" in Firefox 1.5. 1.5 introduced much more aggressive caching, which makes going back/forward faster, but also makes th little status images stay the same.

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Looks like Elodea. It's a fairly hardy and common aquatic plant around here.

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BTW, is there much point in placing a right-click pop-up warning about the viewing of copyright restrictions when this ability can be switched off in FireFox web browsers and anyone with a brain can get access to the image or data and if they're that way inclined copy it anyway? The right click ...

Ah, the bottom of clogspp.php is funky: Rusty

Looks like the [ clog] tag is broken. Malformed array for clog_link.php? http://www.planetcatfish.com/scripts/clog_link.php?q=Synodontis+clarias lacantunia enigmatica" => "../catelog/lacantun/lacantun/1555_f.php", ); Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started ...

What you have is a , or marginated madtom. A lot of fun and one of my favorite catfish. They're quite hardy and will eat anything.

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KMZ files are compressed (zipped actually) KML files, which are basic XML files w/ lat/long keys. For example, leporacanthicus_triactis.kmz unzipped yields doc.kml, which is just <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <kml xmlns="http://earth.google.com/kml/2.0"> <Placemark> <name>GoogleEarth ...

A much more flexible species database is on the way. I'll post more details when there is something to show.

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Could very well be spawning behavior. Multis do not _need_ cichlid hosts to spawn. They will happily resort to egg-scattering if they feel they need to spawn. Check around rocks and furniture for eggs. However, it could also just be flashing and nothing more

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, or the vundu. It's the largest freshwater fish in Africa.

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I tweaked some stuff relating to the sessions table and how search engines spider this forum. Hopefully no more errors. Also, maybe just me going batty, but I feel a definite snappiness in the forum that seems to have been lost recently.

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There was also the tank full of a dozen or so in Octopussy. If anyone has the movie, I think it's in Octopussy's house, and is visible as Bond is trying to sneak out.

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I didn't take the day off, but no one can solve this problem. The errors are the result of the Santy virus pandemic. For the full scoop on the problem, see this post.

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Don't know much about it, but its species page is here: .

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Looks like it's a vanilla mod for InvisionBB. Other forums have it installed as well: http://www.corydorasworld.com/forums/in ... =membermap . Unfortunately I think it would be tough to implement on our phpBB install.

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What about using & # 1 0 5 , the HTML entity for lowercase i? It'd look better than í

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http://www.cumv.cornell.edu/friel/

Scroll down a bit and he has links to recordings of different catfish stridulating.

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Sorry about that, should work as it did before now.

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Alright, finally fixed. There is a caching engine on the server side that had cached an old copy of the template with the bad link in it.

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Houndog wrote:Finished gambiensis, where can I send it?

Budgeti finished also...

webmaster [at] planetcatfish.com . What a turnout!

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Fixed.

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Fixed.

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You might want to read this thread. Re: the temp, 26º won't have any real effect on the ich. The temp should be raised over 28º, preferably to 30º. As long as you provide adequate aeration your fish should be fine at that temp.

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The same species everytime bug is most likely a caching issue on your end. Try force refreshing the page (usually a click on the refresh button while holding down the shift key). The broken image links, on the other hand, are a bigger problem which I will look into. Do you get the same broken links ...

Fishbase wrote: 500 cm TL (male/unsexed; Ref. 9988); max. published weight: 2,072.0 kg (Ref. 9988); max. reported age: 118 years

That'll fit in my indoor pond.

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Crickets would drown very quickly (2 minutes tops), and I doubt the Chaca would eat them even if they stayed active for longer than that. There is no easy way to keep Chaca without feeding live fish unfortunately.

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Collecting madtoms: <a href="http://img97.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img97&image=shanejools-collecting.jpg" target="_blank"><img src="http://img97.exs.cx/img97/273/shanejools-collecting.th.jpg" border="0" alt="Collecting" /></a> <a href="http://img97.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img97&image=madtom.jpg" target="_blank ...

C. latus holotype:


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I'm aware of the problem. The PM is still sent, but you get the ugly error instead of the confirmation page. Working on a fix at the moment.

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