livingart
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i totally agree with that statement
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as the ice blues get older the order in your fish train may change with the ice blues taking up the rear and the other fish moving at a faster pace
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welcome to the forums rabbit
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welcome to the forums BURN
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can i come and play at your place and we can go and see mr hansen 8)
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filled with bio balls
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another layer of pumice and scoria needed something on top to spread the water across the pomice as the top layer is "dry" drilld holes in a piece of coreflute space on right for pump plumbed to existing filter, hansen fittings tap at base to drain detritus bucket for pre filter, holes to aid spread of flow filled with bioballs
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dang lost the shark :evil: damage to gill plates and inside the oesophagus (sp?)
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daphnia loaded the tank with cabomba and polysperma this morning i think it is looking a little clearer 8)
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had a massive algal bloom in the tank 3,000+ litres of green soup water change just made it less green soup :evil:
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my principal used to achieve the application of a section of cane to my gluteus maximus
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hi brett, you can buy fine mesh nets to strain them through or i use the end of a stocking, not a xmas stocking though happy new year
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wanted insects from around the country
livingart replied to A.PROPHECY's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
my spider will take the blowfly Zev -
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wanted insects from around the country
livingart replied to A.PROPHECY's topic in The Off Topic Fishroom
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pumice layer in some plastic grid for seperation scoria on top to help flow through finer pumice then cover with pomice and another layer of grid
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:oops: i forgot the wire i will use it to hold in place the 10l bucket that will be the "dry" bit of the wet and dry trickle filter
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he calls from a land down under
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need more fitration on the big aro tank so have modified an old 200l plastic drum i used to store water in trimmed down an old plastic milk tray for a base to the filter cut some offcuts of shower lining to fit inside as a central divider lightly sanded the plastic to help the silicon to adhere to sides pushed the drum out of shape a bit to get a tight fit filling with pumice pieces in layers for media
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any idea of the speeds he was hitting? looks like fun
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we have arapawa for xmas
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no more nails, screws and some dowels work wonders on the compressed cardboard also 25mm quare pine helps to hold and predrilling the screw holes helps a bit also as smidey said doing a good job the first time will help it last
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the wether will be able to weather the weather whether or not the wether is plodding alomg
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thats good as i am scared of heights
