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  1. +1 for the siamese algae eater. I always keep at least one. found they are the key to having no bba. just got to make sure you get a true sae. is there any way you can fill a large bin/barrel/buckets from somewhere with town supply water to use for water changes for a month or 2? or as suggested try rainwater? sorry if this has been posted before just skimmed this thread good luck and keep trying.
  2. good on you for getting it fixed, your landlord is lucky to have a tenant that cares for their property.
  3. $250?? sounds a bit steep? i would usually charge $100-120 for a repair like that. the repair will never be perfect, but a good layer will get it looking pretty good, and the more it gets walked on/ exposed to sunlight, the better it will look
  4. i agree about not selling your stuff, you wont get nearly what its worth to you. however i think you need to think a differently about moving. surely you know someone with a van or a towbar, trailers are cheap as to hire for a day. should cost you no more than $100 including some beers and gas for the friends that help you. small house should cost you no more than $100 to get carpets cleaned (offer to pay cash) bond from house that you move out of should more than cover a cheaper place, unless you have damaged the one you are in? cleaning- do it yourself, your partners not working so plenty of time for cleaning. the money you save in the first couple of weeks paying cheaper rent should cover moving costs, and travelling costs surely wont be more than the money you are saving in rent. please dont take this the wrong way lmsmith, hope things get better for you soon.
  5. dimebag

    ... What the?

    heir let me know if you dont have any luck with the blackout, i may be able to help you out.
  6. I dont think all substrates will be suitable for ugf, especially the aquatic mix, or the like, as it packs down quite hard, so there is not going to be much flow at all. i think i will take my chances of death by filter......
  7. not sure? just remember reading it on the packet when i opened the filter.
  8. i use one wok, and have done for years. not sure if it does any good, if anything it stops me blasting the cold water in too fast, as it restricts the pressure quite a bit. it does say that it removes all chlorine etc.
  9. how big are the pieces? im going up on thursday, going in the car though. van has no warrant.
  10. if you get the HD freeview you dont need a dish it goes through uhf aerial. mine goes sweet even with my old half broken aerial.
  11. dude you are dreaming if you think the old flatmates are going to keep paying the $25
  12. yes these are awesome fish. i also have one around the 13cm mark sorry for the mud picture
  13. what a waste spending all that money on a rice rocket.
  14. yep :evil: at least they gave my money back when i realised my tank was a wee bit too small. they were happy to sell it to me in the first place though even though i told them the size of the tank.
  15. :roll: slevin you owe me 1:40
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