a mesh lid would be best for turt outside
they can cook in a tank outside with a glass lid
slowly pouring a litre of salt water wil not alter the salinity too much
glasses i only need one
aah thats better
i can see now 8)
my apologies to you both :oops:
a teaspoon a week may be a little light
a litre of natural salt water will help in the 620
not too sure but they maybe alright for awhile without it
best would be to work at setting up the smaller tank
sorry i work by how salty the water tastes
got caned one day, he asked me if i knew what a layman was
i said it was a man who got a headache trying to work out what the big words meant so he had to have a lay down
one too many pieces of dried grass on the dromedary's back methinks
hi aquavicky
don't panic we are all learners
natural salt water is ok to use
i have seen gobies in freshwater for a long time
some others will provide you with better info :oops:
yes dimsum is correct i saw the documentary
the prequel was the man landing on the moon thing when i was younger
the worst is the Bot called Tom
he is allergic to too much curry powder and it causes him pain
thus causing a sore Bot Tom
so basically we have a spot living in a spot
and if they can find what is going on with the smaller spot
they may be able to kill the bigger spot
and our fish could be spot less:wink:
there are fish under the quota system and then size limits coome into it as well
if you are looking at doing local marine a chiller will be a must to keep the temps down
i have gotten away with moderate temps in the past but i have accesss to fresh salt water as needed