livingart
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Yes
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Keep water changes up now you have fish in,
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You got lucky in the fact it was a gradual degradation of their habitat, after your previous attempt it would be good to get all test kits and get an understanding of water chemistry
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In other words he didnt know the rules it was his job to enforce :facepalm:
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Shouldn't be any sand in it, I run it through a filter sock just to ensure its clean.
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eels, frogs, herons, rail, bitterns, rats, weasel and ferrets all to contend with
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are you going 10L bigger?
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You are meant to read the articler not just ogle the pictures :smln:
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you could try researching :sml1:
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Sorry it got missed amongst other approvals, you will need to post it again to bump it up the ladder.
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Welcome aboard
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How to treat alkaline tap-water when doing water changes?
livingart replied to darcy's topic in Beginners Corner
Add plants, a couple of fish and a bit of driftwood and wait for a week then check ph before adding anything else. Things will change as the tank cycles. -
How to treat alkaline tap-water when doing water changes?
livingart replied to darcy's topic in Beginners Corner
A New tank can have ph fluctuations, put some plants in and wait awhile before testing. Fish can adapt to slow ph swings -
worst bite i ever had and took weeks to heal was from a Homo sapiens and i have been bitten by quite a few different species :sage:
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It is always a worry when something unknown is moving your jewels. :smln:
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BB to start, you can add a bit of sand later. Good flow is hard to achieve with sand, floor will soon get covered in coraline and no detritus trap.
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Tell him without his blood the females couldn't breed.
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lol, thought you would have answered. still a cushion star, get some variation from 4 to 7 legs what colour is the top side? how long has the weed been in there?
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Ensure mesh size is small enough to catch them
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http://www.landcareresearch.co.nz/resou ... e-wriggler
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you are both correct next fish
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about 20 mins, big 12v bilge pump
