No snakes, about all I’d have to watch for are mother black bear and cubs. Thankfully they tend to keep their distance most of the time I always told my grandma she should have lived up here, she’s terrified of snakes and lives in the Desert, LOL. And if I brought […]
I was scratching my head wondering what Pearlweed was, then I saw it was Hemianthus micranthemoides. Why didn’t you just say Hemianthus micranthemoides in the first place. LOL
I did a quick Google of Hemianthus micranthemoides looking for some other plant profile pages and I saw in some of the Google summary’s that it’s often […]
Thanks for the advice. Bella the betta has been rehomed to the 55 gal (yes, I’ve caught MTS) and I think I saw her eating already (from a distance, it could have been a molly).
Will definitely keep that in mind as I do want to go and see the mardi gras one year
You can play host to a poor French Canadian from the cold north LOLOLOL
Darlene
From: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Lenny V. aka GoldLenny Sent: 9 avril 2009 02:18 To: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [AquaticLife] Breathtaking Aquariums Around The […]
Sorry… while the Big Apple might have a GREAT Frank Sinatra song with a line that says “the city that never sleeps”, it can’t compete with N’Awlins… THE BIG EASY!!! We have 100’s of bars that NEVER CLOSE… EVER!!! 24/7, 365 days a year… and not just on Bourbon Street or in the French […]
Hmmmmm.. Thank you all for replying back to me on the aquariums and especially the fish. I didn’t know the kois needed so much room or got that huge! Yeah his aquarium is going to go downstairs in his man-cave in the basement.. I’m just now trying to learn about sump pumps…. And then […]
The largest tank I have seen in a store is a 300 gallon one. If I had a way of transporting it, I would have brought it home with me that day as it had a very attractive price on it.
You’ll not see the bow front in the larger aquariums.
I do not know what […]
Like someone else already said. A rag with vinegar (pickling vinegar is even stronger) will soften/remove hard water deposits. If you have fish in the tank, then lower the water level by several inches so you can keep the vinegar dampened rag from going into the water. Any residue of vinegar left […]
On Thu, Mar 5, 2009 at 5:13 PM, N Taweel wrote: > Hi Lenny, > I appreciate your long reply, but unfortunately it won’t help a lot. > As for turning the filter(s) off during feeding, I already do that in all of > my tanks to avoid the loss of too many sinking […]
Hi Lenny, I appreciate your long reply, but unfortunately it won’t help a lot. As for turning the filter(s) off during feeding, I already do that in all of my tanks to avoid the loss of too many sinking pieces of food inside the gravel due to the water agiation, and to give […]