Caryl

As long as you are moving to bigger and better with more room for tanks then it will be worth it

Beautiful CM. Thanks for sharing.

Goldie it is not survival of the fittest but survival of the fastest! Then again I guess you could say the fittest are the fastest :lol:

:oops: missed the fact you already had one. Should have read the list more carefully.

You're expecting wine AGAIN!!?? :lol:

I hope you are moving into bigger premises Warren?

You would be surprised how many fry survive in a large, very heavily planted community tank.

Celcius or Fahrenheit? :lol:

Looks like a change in plans again. We are going to Ashburton on Saturday night instead (are we catching up with you macka?) and visiting ChCh shops on the Sunday. I will have my cell phone with me so if you would like to catch up with us somewhere, ring or text me on 021 1586634 or Grant on 025 465137. I know Redwoods doesn't open until 11am but aren't sure which order we will be going around the shops though bear in mind we are coming in from the south.

Would you like to meet up with us? We are going down to Ashburton to spend the night at goldie's invitation then stopping into ChCh on the way back on Sunday. No I did not put any on hold. Am just hoping some are available next weekend. KEEP YOUR MITTS OFF 'EM!!!

Welcome to the Fishroom CM. As you may have guessed, I am the same Caryl as Carylnz in The Community Tank. Quite a few CT members visit here and vice versa. We are becoming a well mixed community. Just setting up my first African tank, with help from fishguts in the CT. Hope to find some yellow labs, Marliers and something blue - maybe peacocks or zebras.

Does he need to know? A discreet little flap in the carpet would do wonders :lol:

Welcome to the fishroom. I don't know too much about bigger fish but what about severums? Arowana can certainly jump - even with heavy weights on the lid!

But aren't they clever to know which is which?

Kriber did you buy my Marliers!? We are going to Organism next weekend. I was hoping there would be some left. Wonder if he is getting more in during the week?

That's nothing a hole in the floor wouldn't fix Midas

Most definitely it is level. It is not so far out of whack that it emptied out most of the water either! All the fish are still alive in the spare tank here and they have got hold of another replacement to transfer them to (since I need mine back by next weekend) until they can get the big tank fixed.

The only time I have trouble with the flow is when the intake is blocked with leaves. I can imagine how the gunk would build up in a ribbed hose though. My Eheim came with a little brush attached to a long flexible handle for cleaning inside the hoses.

This is not the first time this particular tank has leaked. They would rather reseal the whole thing this time than have another piece go. They also haven't actually determined the leak is the silicone either. May be a crack on the bottom sheet of glass.

Too expensive for me too but I was given mine

Dennis I am running an Eheim 2227 wet/dry filter and an AquaClear 500 on the new tank.

You also need a digital camera. Where are the photos!! :lol:

My Fluval is not very old but I have never seen one with ribbed hoses.

Others I have seen have 2 or more. One for fish related chat and one for general chat. Is it difficult, or does it take up too much room? Perhaps an empty room or 2 where you could go if there were lots in the chat rom at once (hey, you never know!) and 2 or 3 wanted to continue their own conversation. Like private rooms.

How big is the tank? Moving anything up to around 3ft in the manner you suggest will be fine. Empty as much as you can out of the tank until it is just the gravel with the water level just covering the gravel. Buckets work well, just watch for sploshing. Empty some of the tank water into a bucket and throw the fish in there, no need for bags. Leave the plants in the gravel. If it is only a 5 minute trip they will not be harmed nor will they dry out much until you get the water back in the tank. They will cope being out of water for an hour or two with no trouble.