steve slack
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yea this is kind of wat i was thinking about but im worried about the high cost of epoxy , and was looking for an alternative. i found that some people have used some sort of 'pond paint' and was wondering if it is avalible in nz also if i could find such a product , would silicone bond to it cheers
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also im wondering if we can get any of the pond paints that you can get overseas, you no to paint on and seal a pond?and where to get it from cheers
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hey why would adding fish be asking for trouble? they could probably look after themselves in a planted tank with all the algae for food
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hi and welcome to the site bluetom i hope you find the site really usefull
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congratulations on creating such an awesome tank it looks wicked and really natural
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hi there chim chim welcome to the site
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hi peanuts and welcome to the site
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ok i guessed it woul work but just wanted to check it would be ok indoors. will it still be ok with quite intense lighting? cheers
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hi there blue and kim welcome to the site
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hello and welcome to the site
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its looking awesome shae looking foward to more pics
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hey im thinking of trying to build a small indoor pond type thing and was wondering would it be ok 2 use one of those black plastic pond liners?i will just be experimenting making a small one say 4-5 foot to see if it will work cheers
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diverjohn where is this place selling lights cheap? cheers
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yea id go with corydoras cats , a school of danios would look good maybe afew platies.the kribs should be alrite but may eat the baby guppies
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were you thinkin of havin any type of filtration?for current as some plants require a bit of current you could get some cascading tanks made up for this
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wow congrats looks like a massive amount of fry
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why not add a few fish?just afew livebearers or danios. free fert
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id be interested in the plant trade/exchange idea as soon as the plants in my tanks really take hold
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just wait a while and they will breed for you guppies and platies are among the easiest fish to breed
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hey it all depends on the size of the tank. how big is your tank? cheers
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hi there MRSkz welcome to the site cheers
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you could get alarge air pump and use air operated filters: sponge , box or u/g
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hi greg welcome to the site im sure you will find plenty of great info here good luck with the new tank
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i would also love some riccia when you have some spare cheers
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you can set up a basic co2 unit using the yeast method do a search on google for more info