for me I like a pond with a little depth on the ground then a high rise where you can enjoy them and high rise pond can prevent children from falling on the pond. Liner is fater to insall there are pros and con in each type you want to use a preformed pond […]
Remember that as time goes by and the fish grow larger, the bioload on the pond gets MUCH heavier. What worked last year or even last month may not work any longer. As the bioload increases, your maintenance on the pond/filter has to parallel this increase in bioload… and since the fish grow […]
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 […]
Yes, the holes are already dug.. I will not be getting them done this year, I need to get them cleaned,. learn about all the things I need for them, buy the products etc.. learn what I need in way of the fish and plants.. just want to do my homework.. they seem to […]
I told you to do the baseline testing on your cold water and a separate baseline test on your hot water. YES… they can be way off. And when you were mixing them, the hot water likely had a lower pH (because of less minerals, etc. in it) and a higher CO2 level […]
Okay, so knowing this now, is there something I should do to help the fish that are suffering or just let the tank pH continue to settle? I have coral in the tank as a buffer, not sure if that will help too much though. I didn’t think that such a small […]
NO Bill. See my reply to Dora. The Vista OS works fine and has no more bugs than any other OS. You would have had the same problem if you switched from Windows XP to Mac’s OSX operating system. Their OS doesn’t run a LOT of software that was designed for […]
Floors, walls, ceiling and roof are all tied to each other. The walls hold up the roof, the roof stops the walls from falling over, ceiling joist are tie to both the roof rafters and the walls. The floor joists are connected to the to mud sill (then foundation) . Plywood floors […]
“I feel the earth - move - under my feet I feel the sky tum-b-ling down - tum b - ling down”
“I Feel the Earth Move” Carol King, 1971, from “Tapestry”
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> —–Original Message—– > From: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of > Lenny V. aka GoldLenny > Sent: Friday, April 03, 2009 6:49 PM > […]
Yeah. I think having a secure stand and then securing the tank to the stand would be the way to go. Maybe add some feet, sticking out 6″ in the front and back, to my tank stand design to make it less likely to tip over since an aquarium stand/tank is inherently top […]