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I agree.... but maybe in public at a educational display on the effects of chlorine on living organisms

+1 im really interested in this one. Anthony said he collected his during early winter up our ways, so im assuming they bred during the cold times. can't wait for the summer to end now..... strange.

yeps, and also I feel that most machines are secretly plotting to kill me

hrmmm... I have heard they are identical to the aqua one (maybe even made in the same factory) I know the Atman powerheads are fully interchangeable with the Aqua one models, Aqua one tanks used to (maybe still do) have Atman parts in them vs

why i dont like exercise

do they have an external intake for NSW???

we sent them down to you for the winter, might go out and catch a kingi or a snapper now

If your doing just the basics then you can get away with T8's, cheaper initial setup cost, but more expensive long term, T5HOs are a good medium and work extremely well, yet again they have a higher long term cost (replacing bulbs, power useage etc...) LED's are a good choice if you want to spend now save later, make sure you get a good brand though as some cheapies burn out quickly making them a waste of $$$ (just ask Sheepsnana) Metal Halides are good, but expensive both in setup and longterm costs , imo they are a bit out dated now You want to aim to get bulbs high in the red and blue spectrums to promote plant growth and in the green spectrum to make your plants look bright, I use 1-2 x Tropical bulbs (high red and blue) and 1 x sunlight (a little more green) in my lowtech tanks and get good results

seriously bad and in poor taste joke.... but seriously.... :sml1: :sml1: :sml1: :sml1: well done... that is (from current research) a mange ridden bear that was rescued from a bear bile farm

hrmmmm... kitty hitting a bong imo

damnit, you are making me want a leo

actually i kinda miss the goonies, watched it every Xmas for years and now no more.....

I sooooooo want to see the footage the guy standing in front of it was taking at the time....

strangely enough that is the title of the pic

using up my rat with teddy points, but this is cool... Bare Bear

gorgeous fish :nfs: :thup:

no, the gumment expect you to "be looking for full time employment", not actually working, but you have to prove it funny thing is is that it is very hard to go "hey gimme a full time job, im going to bugger off in february"

hrmmm just had a closer look at that pic, I personally would pull the whole clump out, it may surprise you how much crap is underneath it, possibly causing the algal bloom.

just to let you know the PH down is actually phosphoric acid, so it does give you false high phosphate readings, it is harmless to the fish if used correctly (although you will never get and accurate phosphate reading again) +1 on the pH swings being the killer.

Striata (Zebra) (8-9cm) loaches are great medium sized snail munchers...