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slappers

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  1. Ph

    slappers replied to Fay's topic in Saltwater
    not to sure but can find out on tuesday for a price be around $180 to $250 but dont quote me on that
  2. Ph

    slappers replied to Fay's topic in Saltwater
    if you want something good There was a time when the measurement of pH, conductivity and relative humidity could be performed by complicated apparatus and trained laboratory technicians. The two methods of measuring these parameters were on opposite ends of the spectrum. At one end, you had the traditional pH litmus paper and kits with low resolution. The other method required training and complicated equipment to perform the analysis. The latter method had extremely high resolution, but could not be performed by everyone. Hanna introduced the pHep® in 1986. This pocket-sized meter literally replaced pH litmus paper for millions of users worldwide. The powerful electronics provided the operators with unparalleled accuracy, great repeatability, long battery life, and above all, an LCD where measurements could be read easily. Hanna knew that this was the answer to pH measurement problems! Since the advent of pHep®, Hanna has not only improved the pHep® family by adding waterproof models, but has expanded the line of Pocket Meters to cover areas such as conductivity, relative humidity and salinity. Hanna’s commitment to provide innovative, easy-to-use instruments continues with the introduction of testers featuring new ergonomic, and much more rugged casings, as well as larger LCDs for easier viewing from any angle. Add to these the precision of custom microprocessors and you have convenience and accuracy, in pocket size instrumentation.
  3. are you sorted now
  4. slappers replied to cookie extreme's topic in Saltwater
    stylcheilus longicauda were you get these from havent seen theses befour.well over here anyway
  5. yes i feel the same at times. but when i see other peoples tanks and the fish me glad i got one
  6. heres a manual you will need adobe reader http://www.hagen.com/pdf/aquatic/Fluval04new.pdf
  7. $1040 bunning do do it cheaper but the fan and fitting are budget do you know anyone in the electrical business coz that $1040 will come down to about $600
  8. yes a couple off builders at work done it them selfs they said it work great just remember to put a fan controller on to turn the fan up and down
  9. slappers replied to Bubbles's topic in Saltwater
    just finished
  10. slappers replied to Bubbles's topic in Saltwater
    lol the video goes for about 110mins
  11. slappers replied to Bubbles's topic in Saltwater
    thats a really cool link DIY coral man
  12. :roll: :roll:
  13. well done chimera you have beaten me to it. i have been doing the 2 Minute rule, but the nori was different put a piece on the clip 1 hour later all gone (not) so i would put another piece their :-? have stopped the nori now going to feed them every second day for starters
  14. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    OK have sorted the problem to much nori in the tank fish have been just ripping it off the clip not been eating it so its clean up time i will give the product ago just to have a play and to clean up any left overs will play with caution
  15. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    soon be here cant wait to give it a try
  16. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    i am still useing bio digest still thinks its great useing every two weeks now may be go back weekly
  17. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    well the way i am looking at it is if all goes wrong start again would like to rearrange my rocks anyway
  18. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    RED SLIME REMOVER Don't let ugly Red Slime destroy the beauty of your tank. Now you can remove unsightly red slime within days, without effecting corals, fish, invertebrates or macro algae. Simply mix the powder per instructions, apply and virtually watch the red slime be removed overnight.
  19. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    no vodka looking into something
  20. they usually cough at the same time
  21. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    damn reading :evil: :evil: ok
  22. slappers replied to slappers's topic in Saltwater
    ohhhhh feeding hmmm lol dont want them to go hungry will cut back
  23. slappers posted a topic in Saltwater
    how to get rid off
  24. slappers replied to dogmatix's topic in Saltwater
    the 5th photo from the bottom what are they i buy some off them
  25. if u click on your picture it goes bigger :lol: :lol:

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