Sophia

looks pretty Katienuka

:lar:

hint hint to Jim

iftwochocolateswalkintomykitchennoneofthemwillleave there, I did it

your pictures didn't work

:cophot:

so in short, do what you want and hope for the best :lar: :lar:

Ant's cake !drool:

This looks like the sort of thing Sam's kitty Skylla would do

:rotf:

Like I say, odd. In the end I spring cleaned the FB friends that were really only old acquaintances that I will never see again.

Yes, you gotta wash it heaps before you put it in, especially if it's from a landscape supplies place or from nature. White silica sand is pretty clean already. Swirl it around in a bucket and when it starts to settle pour the top water off until you start pouring sand.

Funnily enough I found her on Facebook along with a bunch of other class mates and they were all friendly and nice and wanted to friend me. Weird :roll:

:sml2:

:smot:

this is my favourite dog meme of all time, or rather, time so far

that's what my cat does when he gets put outside at night... but I am TOUGH

We had scratch n sniff stickers :lar: We had bottles of twink before they invented twink pens. We would ask to borrow one particular nerd's twink, she would throw it to us, we would use it, paint the bottle with twink and throw it back so she would catch it and get it all over her hands. She never learned not to lend it to us. :dunno:

I'll help dig and then you can pay me 1/26th of the winnings :digH:

Usually if you want to clean the top of sand you just wave the vac over the top and it will stir up the stuff on the top and it will get sucked up. You might suck up a little sand but it's a few grains. Some people say that sand compacts and needs stirring up but I haven't noticed a need for it. It does burp a few bubbles if I stick a skewer in there but I don't have any fish that could imitate that sort of force so I figure there's no harm. Some people get malaysian trumpet snails which burrow and stir it up, but then you might not be able to get rid of them later if you didn't like them multiplying.

Am not sure $26m would cover a massive aquarium, in today's engineering high tech regulated world I reckon you'd need at least 100. Sorry to pop your bubble :dnc1:

When I was at school Crayola felts were The Best.

you're so naughty :sage:

uenuku

jam one end under a bit of filter perhaps? That bit of twig in my rasbora tank is barely sunk but because it touches 2 or 3 sides of the tank it seems to sit there