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Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
Probably got grazed on by a bn. -
Frog cat. Coffee or tea?
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Tampering to see if someone has tried to open the heater at home. Pretty easy to see as the plastic parts get damaged due to excessive force. Then they look to see if the heater has been damaged because someone did manage to open it without damaging it. Sometimes they just test the heater depending on what the rep reports the problem as being (usually the customer's perspective) and replace it if it's going to involve too much work / time.
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I've only ever installed one heater vertically. The manuals do say install vertically, but I'm unsure if the warranty will be voided if you do not. Either ways there is no way to tell the position of a heater in a tank if they are inspecting it for a warranty claim. In fact; it's not one of the things they check for.
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Why?
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Cool!
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Natrium
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Pain
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Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
Nah, the other tank is for goldfish and the 68L tank has no fish in it. Might do dario dario in there if I decide not to rip the tank down. -
Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
Yes! My thoughts exactly! Even the flatmates agreed. Problem is that I am so attached to those fish that I can't just put them somewhere else. I still want to own the fish, but yet not set up another tank to keep them. But then again the tank looks much better without them (although in that pic they are in the tank, but I had just finished a cold WC this morning). :dunno: -
Finally happy with tank layout - Update 22/04/2011
phoenix44 replied to phoenix44's topic in Freshwater
Update 25/06/2011 The pro CO2 is working well. I love the micro bubbles. -
Have you tried a snail trap? The idea is to get the shells out of the tank as well, or you'll be left with a load of calcium in the tank.
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Go and do a water change. :rotf:
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Yes I figured if you have hoplos that will eat the tetras you might as well have pictus. Neons / cardinals etc tend to sleep at the bottom of the tank and make easy prey for hoplos etc. I've seen them eat them too! Pictus are probably worse at it though, but they are amazing fish to have. I'd get them again if I didn't have cardinals.
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I used to have those little snails that I liked living in my filters as my loaches would eat them in the tank. Started on my ferts and poof! no more cute little snails.
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:sml1: maybe i won't guarantee it; but i will be surprised if they dont die.
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It's a comprisepps rainbow fish.
