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No, but I googled it, and people use mesh but now to fine, so the roots can still grow but it help separate the substrates? Is this what your looking for?

Yeah, maybe when im older ill get a bigger tank.

Yeah, I don't know anymore, I still love my turtle :love: but this tank just may be too big :dunno: something just come over me :tears:

Not really, it's pricing up quite a bit now. Contemplating re selling the tank again

My mate had a problem with his scooter (I think it was a battery issue can't remember now) and he took it in to the local motorcycle shop. They fixed it up for him easy. His scooter has done 15K Kms+ now and a few years old now. Maybe try a few of them?

Happy Birthday Anthony! :thup:

Thanks for the offer! Can you PM me a price for about 35 odd that are 175mm long to compensate for the size of the end of it? And courier? (It has to go through one 100mm post, then have enough room left on the end for it to screw into the second post, if that makes sense?) Thanks I assume Tex (Tek?) screws, screw in the same way as any other. Is there any benefit of using Tex screws vs Coach screws? Thanks again

:thup: if I were to use screws I minus well use glue as well Rough idea 2 piece intersection Hopefully this one makes sense still, there is the third piece of wood behind the square bit. :slfg: 3 piece intersection

Yeah, I was thinking of using two screws per 2 corner or 4 per 3 pieces of wood intersection Ill get a picture of what I mean in a second. @smidey, the tank is 170x55x58 but will only probably be filled 30-40cm/58cm Yeah it was the coach screws at mega 10 that I saw, but if I use them in the same structure above its going to cost me $60 in screws.

Hi all I've been looking at building a stand out of 100x100s and it would cost me about $150 all up. Wood would cost about $100 ($70 for the 100x100s + a sheet of MDF for walls ect.) and probably about $50 for screws and paint ect. But I'm having trouble finding 150mm screws. Does anyone know where to find these? Or is using liquid nails enough (I doubt it but worth an ask)? Or maybe liquid nails + a thick piece of dowel like Bishop used to make their tank stand? I'll get a picture of what I mean in a second. Link to the stand 3rd or 4th picture down I think? http://www.fnzas.org.nz/fishroom/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=56567 Thanks Matt

I didn't do anything :slfg: she must've just slept on the idea... :thup:

Most people don't worry about GPAs, mainly just the endorsement. Never knew not attempted can be re sat... Well sat.

I wouldn't add BNs, even though puffers are small they are aggressive to most fish. Ottos are a kind of catfish, small and eat algae. You may be luck, you may not be, all depends on the personality of the fish.

Probably would be, it's about the size of a jar. Some of the FB comments :an!gry me...

Essentially this one I believe http://craziestgadgets.com/2010/10/19/usb-desktop-aquarium/

You leave the paper completely untouched, not attempted. As soon as you put one dot on the page, not achieved. Essentially the same thing IMO.

I was told all geography and history papers are literacy credits :cofn: not too sure about that now

All English based subjects...

In most cases, if your taking 5 UE approved subjects and one is English based and one is Maths based, and you pass L3 you most likely have gotten UE.

You may be able to squeeze a few native shrimp in there, that would be cool. But I agree way to small for any fish. Plus it's going to be coldwater.

:slfg: I mean it would look really nice... That's what my mates parents said... :thup:

Wow... Mums had a sudden change in heart, if I can find a black cabinet for it to sit on, then I can have it inside and keep it!

Ahh that's where I went couldn't remember the correct name. We didn't goin many stores just walked outside of them, most had stalls outside. Saw some big arowanas, betas in plastic bags and some pretty massive display tanks except they weren't really display as there was like 5 of them in one store

Haha, I stayed in Tsim Sha Shiu when we went to Hong Kong in '09. Stayed on Nathan road. I never saw many fish stores, except in the fish markets !drool:

:nfs: well, nice frogs. Those albinos are cool :thup: