kiwiplymouth
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Aim for 20-25ppm of co2 Use the chart below to work out the ppm of co2 in your tank and adjust the BPS accordingly
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My wife and my Kiwi Plymouth (Unforntunately I sold it a while back) :-?
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I have had the splitter for 4-5 months. No problems at all so far
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Yep they connect to standard air hose sized tubing. These are not super high quality (as you can see by the price) Only a fraction of a turn is the difference between 1 and 2 B.P.S but when set the B.P.S stays stable and does not need readjusting
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Some connect to the tubing like this one http://cgi.ebay.com/CO2-Needle-Valve-Re ... 3a4db1dcc7 I bought a 3 way splitter, each with its own needle valve. It connects to the regulator. http://cgi.ebay.com/ANS-3-way-Brass-Co2 ... 3cabb45612
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Is that what you call mating these days :lol:
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I have purchased them on ebay in the past
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According to LA's website butterfly
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I trained mine to swim
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:bounce: :bounce: :roll:
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I have 3 rain water tanks. The 2 plastic tanks have a ph of 5.5 and the concrete tank has a ph of around 8.
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I found it near the top of page 6
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Powercuts... What do you do to save your fish?
kiwiplymouth replied to hovmoller's topic in Technical
I bought this to run the fishroom in the event of a power cut -
Welcome Dan, How are the new additions settling in?
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Nope. Just make sure that the floor joists are running from the wall that you want to use and not parallel to it. Its the floor joists that spread the load.
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You have seen my 8 footer in my second story lounge. Last Tasman club meeting there was 10-12 people standing in front of it adding another ton of weight to the same floor supports. Need i say more
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That would need pretty deep gravel
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I used a cutting disk on an angle grinder to cut mine but now that I have a Dremel tool I would use that.
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It sounds like the diaphragms are perished. These pumps can be easily taken apart. they have 2 flat circular diaphragms. You can get cheap diaphragm rubber from Para rubber
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Awesome, Well done Have you got a tank full of green water for the fry?
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Ive forgotten which catfish you have
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Sorry but I didn't have time today. Next Sunday the Tasman club are doing a tank crawl around Nelson. We are meeting at 9.30am at the Dick Smith carkpark in Richmond. We could all come see your tanks if you are keen. Pm me if you you are interested
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LOL. I saw those in Pets 'n' All today. I had a bit of a laugh then moved on to the next tank that was labeled as "Small Spotted Loach" only to find a Hillstream loach of some description. At least they labeled to Banjo catfish correctly
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Rear cover Crypts? + lighting experiment
kiwiplymouth replied to phoenix44's topic in Aquatic Plants
I think the answer depends on the height of your tank 8) -
*drool