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Everything posted by jude
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Lower Hutt Water
No, I don't think that is right. I am sure its chlorinated but you could check with the council to make sure. That water from Buick Street is so nice. Cheers Jude
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REPEAT AFTER ME...
Well I think its pee or even pea or bee or eff or gee or tee or vee or why or zed :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Greetings from"The Hutt".
Welcome from Wainuiomata
- blue plattys
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Introduction (nice to meet you)
Hi and welcome. Great to have you join us.
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REPEAT AFTER ME...
:lol: @ mystic. Were you puffed after that sentence?
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fishroom lining
Well that made sense - and I even understood the answer :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Hi guys
Hi Karly Welcome. Aren't you lucky to live in Christchurch with all those great fish shops. I am jealous. I'm sure you'll be glad you took the plunge and joined us. Sounds like you have a dose of MTS already. Congratulations :lol: :lol: :lol: Jude
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fishroom lining
Alan, do you just use the solar panels and cobweb of piping for heating the room? My non-technical brain is perplexed again - surprise, surprise! I can understand that normally, when you draw off some water from a solar panel system, it then pulls through some fresh water which is then heated. At least I assume thats basically how it works. But if it is recirculating to provide heat for a room then how does that work? Hot water rises, so the cooler water in the pipes isn't going to return to the panels is it? It's probably a dumb question but then again, you are probably used to them from me. Please phrase your answer as though you are talking to a two year old so I have a chance of understanding it :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Cheers Jude
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REPEAT AFTER ME...
Sorry Warren, but that should be goodaz
- REPEAT AFTER ME...
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So..... driftwood
Wet it then poke at it with something sharp. If its too soft, don't use it. I put a small piece of wood in my tank that was rotting and it made a dreadful mess of the tank. Its great looking wood though, so I hope its ok. Cheers Jude
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dwarf sag
I think the one I had was sublata - it usually stayed about 3-4" high but sometimes a plant would shoot up and get taller. Does that sound right? Cheers Jude
- dwarf sag
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dwarf sag
Does anyone I gave dwarf sag to, have a little bit they can give back? Don't ask me how, but in various tank refurbishments I seem to have managed to lose all mine!!!!!!!!!!! Cheers Jude
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The natural stream biotope...
:lol: :lol: :lol:
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Telling the difference
There is a pet chain store that sells SAE's as Flying Foxes but its easy to check online - there are some great photos and illustrations Cheers Jude
- HELLO!
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Purigen
How often does it need regenerating? If I put some in my filters they could be there for months before I clean the filter ........ :lol:
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silicone
I've already tried posting this but its disappeared - guess I clicked on the wrong thing again :lol: :lol: :lol: Someone has mentioned a silicone that will set underwater. I think they used it to seal pinhole leaks. I don't have a leak but I want to silicone something to the glass without emptying the tank. Can anyone tell me the brand and type of silicone to use please? PM me if using brand names on here isn't acceptable Cheers Jude
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Chocolate starfish????
Is there a chocoholic fish in the tank? :lol: :lol:
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Cleaning gravel
maybe you need a builders sieve - that way the dust would wash out the bottom. I've "borrowed" my father's old one and use it for washing gravel.
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betta peaty water
Just make sure its straight peat with no additives though
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water changes.......
:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: I suppose hosing the ceiling does come under "splashing". :lol: :lol: :lol:
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How big is too big
except for shorties like me :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: