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I did a 990L waterchange last thurs with takapuna water saved $130

bizzare ay post it again

wasnt diggin at u :oops:

I have used NSW for approx 15 years (takapuna) others that use it are cracker, wasp,chimera,Tel,pies, suphew,sublex,fay kevan etc etc ie: the majority nothing wrong with ASW IF you mix it in RODI or live in CHCH

thats cos u live in WGTN

shame u dont have time to swing by PP's tonight

you'd have to be pretty modest to put that up

a few years ago ( read b4 kids) A bunch of us used to ski down from the waterski club & out to jump the surf in front of Fays.. well i was doing about 55mph- luckily with a crash helmet on when my ski suddenly STOPPED as you can imagine i went face first over the bars bashing the front of my ski sliding into the sandbar I took a few minutes to figure what the hell had happened! It took 4 of us to drag it back out into deeper water, Funny after that i always went a bit slower up their :-?

1900L of water tho

http://www.reefkeeping.com/issues/2006-02/rhf/index.php

sounds like marine velvet but hard to say without seeing it

Go on Ira thats a great deal

All tru & fair points but Ben, How many days do you work at Jansens a week?

So true but theres hardly a person on this site who hasnt bought either stock or equipment from a wholesaler and this has been going on for YEARS problem is not many will admit it for fear of losing these contacts! even shop staff have that privilage!!!

well said Fay. too late tho

i pm Andre to say reef would blame the fish! wrong!

no harm but multiplys quick and can be annoying

wooohooo

Pacificaquaria Ltd is a GST registered company hope to see you guys tomorrow

I'm happy

Wouldnt matter how much i tidy hard to compare with Pies tank its in a league of its own, although PP yours is catching up.....till the move

Just had the coffee machine serviced

NZ fastest growing town?

did a search for info here's a snippet The incredible centerpiece to the aquarium display is called the shark lagoon and was opened in December of 2000. This display is 9.1 meters in length, 6 meters deep and contains 450 m3 of water (450,000 liters or approximately 122,000 gallons). The display has four viewing areas and is actually composed of 2 separate aquariums (separate with respect to livestock). The smaller of the two aquariums represents the reef lagoon, and contains a spectacular display of many smaller species of fish, and invertebrates. A clear viewing pane is in between this smaller reef tank and the larger (~2-3x larger) open ocean aquarium, which contains large sharks, rays, groupers, eels, jacks, a sea turtle and other large fish. There are four viewing areas to this display, the upper reef (a stunning welcome to the aquarium exhibit), the open ocean main view, the open ocean sheltered view and the lower reef view. Displayed to the right is the open ocean main view, with the reef display in the background.