livingart

good luck hope he holds

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Price is usually dependant on how many hands and profit margins it has passed through

+1, position of return will change dynamics in tank

Best wishes

Waimapu stream

+1 many businesses are changing their business model and moving to compete in the evolving marketplace by cutting out the middle man and buying direct themselves most people will always prefer to shop locally rather than import themselves so long as the price gap is not too wide the exchange rate is still fairly god

Now classified as Garden artworkus

Expected that post a lot sooner, snap

grow the brine shrimp on mosquito larvae, whiteworms, daphnia and persist with mussel and prawn

hire a van, cut top off 1,000 litre container put in the back or on trailer cut plastic sheet up to resemble giant eggcrate 1/2 fill with tank water this will act as a baffle as well place rocks and corals in tight so they don't roll around set up heaters and flow pumps ready to plug in when you get there add fish in seperate compartment avoid big bumps

the k4 i got off lotofish has some good programmes

i would personally stick with the "K"'s

:facepalm: dung beetles etc.

olive rockfish is a good call as in their natural environment they can be subjected to a wide range of water conditions hungry little predators though

nowadays there are high and low level float switches available having timers play up or pumps block was the biggest issue i am currently setting up 2 4ft tanks to be tidal going to use a bell siphon system this time

Deep sand bed in one tank and about 2cm in other, small pumps on timers through airline. Drilled overflows to handle excess if something mucked up

You may find the aquaone 2400 one fits it

the ether has spoken :rolfl: i was going to ask,

:rolfl:

Moving substrate can cause some problems as a bed deeper than 3cm can contain anaerobic bacteria