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sand and turtles in just need to find some appropriate plants now

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you can't really see bacteria, Fish poo and wee in the water which is like fertiliser to plants/algae and like swimming in a toilet for the fish bacteria consume the excrement and turn it into something slightly less harmful to the fish bacteria in a bottle only kick starts the bacteria, the really good bacteria takes a while to build up to the point where it can eat all the crap and turn it into safe stuff for the fish and less food for the algae cutting the light down will help to reduce algal growth but until the stuff it is feeding on it will come back so you need to starve the algae

from http://www.sgreefclub.com/forum/index.p ... _id=158753

I run same as jasa but run 19mm irrigation line with irrigation taps along it to 4mm airlines to each airstone or filter

pics? what compressor?

All glass, roof will have pull over plastic sheeting for winter. Divided with ranchslider just over 1/2 way down

this stuff is good to work with, just dig the edges in. Chopped up an old Totara post for an edge on the egg laying side, the wood won't damage the turtles plastron.

Tried most of the above methods, in ground pipe and 200 litre container was the best now i run chillers

Dasyatidae

thanks pond liner going in Old girl Ra and Yindi soaking up the sun

need to divide it up and scape it now

Radiology department at the hospital?

too high, you should be aiming at 0

Welcome

Goddam hole in the ground Taken awhile to get this operational

probably not a disease more of a mechanical problem, no tail movement suggests broken spine

your biggest problem may be keeping the temperature down in summer

rockwork unstable in tank?

viewtopic.php?f=40&t=65800&p=706132#p706132

maybe a typo or the common size

nice fish

usually not but 2 territorial males may cause a jump

take height down to 60cm and euro brace top and inside bottom and 10mm will do.

once they get too big they start to knock rocks over and make a mess of the tank