LYNDYLOO

Exactly VM Phoenix you DO have rights, Stick up for them, don't let these people in, if you dont want them there.

Awesome Stuff Have to say it looks Sooooooooo much better than the Fish Tanks :bounce:

Awesome looking Tank VM Love to whole set up :bounce:

I would be talking to your Landlord about this Phoenix, explain to him/her that these people have been told they can rent the House without your permission. Maybe your Landlord wont be Happy about a Cat living in his House. We own a Rental Property, and there is NO WAY anybody will be living there without MY approval. I'm damn sure the Landlord will want to know who is now living there, he/she should have a copy of the Rental Agrreement with the changed names on it.

Well, you could have bought some back for my Planted Tank phoenix :roll: :lol:

And obviously no Gravel Vacs either :roll: Or do you do them seperately??

:roll: Special and Cute :roll: Who Me Nah never

Well Done Your New Set Up looks Awesome :bounce: :bounce:

Lynda Loo has been doing Water Changes straight out of the Tap for the past 12 years or so, and never had a problem.

Love your Emoticon Scottie I want it How do I save it, or cant I :-?

Thought I would try this in my AR620T, rather a Tall Tank, so nothing seems to be looking right so far. Now I've just got to track some down.

Adodge: Could you tell me the Name of the Bushy Plant at the Back of your Tank in the Top Picture on the Left hand side. I have been wanting to get hold of this plant for ages.

I have the Aquaone 980 really the same Tank as a 850 just slightly bigger. I only use the lighting that comes installed in the Tank, but add Flourish Excel very time I do a Water Change.

Hehe :lol: Not quite Ron :roll:

No Worries

Then I would suggest you do a Good Water Change before you add the 2 New Fishys. How often did you do a Water Change in the Small Tank when you had Fish in it?? Good Luck

Have seen those around, thats how this whole thing happened :lol: I was ready to order one online, when Hubby said "What are you wanting to do" so I told him, then Wah Laa, there it was Done in Dusted in about 10 minutes Saved me the Cost of the Tap Attachment plus the Freight. We used to use one of those to Syphon our Waterbed, when we had one many moons ago.

Have you continued to run a Filter?? Definitely check your Water Parameters before adding any Fish.

I dont use any Water Conditioner. With having 3 Tanks with Water Changes every 2 Days on My Discus Tank, and every 3rd Day on my other Tanks, it would take me forever to use Buckets. I test the Temp of the Water before I Fill up the Tanks. Morcs: I dont quitre understand what you are meaning by this: I dont like using a hose, unless there are not going to be fish in that tank for a few years??

Don't see why you cant use a Cable Tie My tanks get syphoned straight out the Window into the garden.

Took Hubby and I all if 10 minutes to make, so easy as.

Have been thinking :roll: If you have the older Style Taps with a Seperate Hot and Cold, you could probably get one of those hand held shower things where the Hot and Cold run into one, cut the Shower Head part off, then attach it to the garden hose using a piece of Aluminiun Tubing as a Joiner witrh a Hose Clamp at each end or just use a Hose Joiner to connect the 2 together.

I have been promising to do a Thread on the Tap Attachment Hubby made me, that has made doing Water Changes so much easier. So here goes. Attachment that goes onto the Kitchen Tap. Parts used were, Piece of Garden Hose as long as you need it to be, an end of a Silicone Tube that hasnt been used of course, a Hose Clamp, and the part that unscrews off the Kitchen Tap, I think it's called a Perforator. Place the Hose Clamp and the Perforater (misus the metal gauze piece) onto the Hose, shorten the Silicone Nozzle so it makes the opening bigger for better Water Flow, obviously the bigger the opening the Better the Flow, place the Hose onto the Silicone Nozzle push it on as far as it will go, then move the Perforater part upto the top of the Silicone Nozzle, then bring up the Hose Clamp tighten the Clamp as much as you can without breaking the Nozzle inside the Hose. Now you should be able to remove the perforater off your Kitchen Tap, if it has one, then screw on the Perforator that is attached to the Hose onto your Tap and away you go, too much pressure from the tap may blow the hose of the nozzle so just go easy until you know how much pressure it can stand. This is the part that I put into the Tank when refilling. Take a piece of hollow Aluminium Tubing (we have a heap of this, its what we make our TV Aerial Elements out of for Supreme Antennas Aerials ), (If anybody is needing some I'm sure I can sort you out with some), Insert the piece ofTubing inside the other end of the Hose attachment you have just made, sometimes it makes it a little easier if you pop the end of the Hose in Hot Water to soften it, place a Hose Clamp onto the Hose, make a bend in the hose so it sits nicely over the top of your Tank when Filling it, then tighten the Hose Clamp. No more having to carry Buckets and Buckets of water to refill your Tanks This has been great for doing water changes, especially in my Discus Tank as I use pre heated water for their Water Changes, so this is easily adjusted with the Tap Temp. Hope this has been useful to you Fishys Guys and Girls Don't hesitate to ask any question Lynda

Will post a pik of the Hose attachment my Hubby made for me, makes water changes so much easier. I was going to do a whole Thread on it, but just haven't got round to it. This is the end that attaches onto the Kitchen Tap This is the end that I hook over the Fish Tank to refill it Think I will do a new Thread on this

I have 3 here that are Spare, I used to breed Mini Lop Ears for Animates, but unfortunately because of the expense of shipping, it wouldn't be worthwhile sending 1 too you.