Great idea Steve, now, big question here… Does it float? LOL
Amber
Steve Szabo wrote: > > > The heck with bears and spiders and snakes. What I saw yesterday was > really scary, a Gieannini (probably early 70’s) with Alaska plates. > > http://giannini.free.fr/sitegiannini/Page_3a.html > > > Amber, is that you in […]
Well I said… yes I do LOL One of my favorites, the 2nd link is cute though, heh.
Amber
Lenny V. aka GoldLenny wrote: > > > And now Amber is humming this song in her head… or maybe even singing it > to her hubby. > > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L23LOX7gjzg&feature=related > > > or […]
There are lots of ways to do this. Were you going to have both tanks in the open or was one going to be hidden?
One of the simplest would be to use a canister filter system with the intake line in one tank and the return line in the other tank and then use […]
You’re welcome Bill. But I’m not sure that article is for “newbie’s”. I think it would leave most newbie’s scratching their heads… but it is a GREAT article for folks who have a basic understanding of the nitrogen cycle, as it goes into many other facets of the tank’s ecology and how things […]
OK. The first one is likely a Rubbermaid Stock Water Trough… quite often used for mini-ponds. The second one sounds like a typical kidney shaped plastic pond sold at many of the big-box home stores.
Here’s a link I have in my favorites, to a “Horse Trough Pond” made with a Galvanized steel water […]
I quarantine and slowly acclimate all new acquisitions, fish, critters, plants, etc. I hope you’ve done a lot of research on clams. They are not the panacea that some websites or retailers claim them to be. I do not know of any updated and accurate information on these since they are still […]
I’ve never had to do it but I’ve read a few articles on manually “stripping” a goldfish of it’s eggs for breeding purposes. It can be simple but once a fish is egg-bound, it gets much more difficult and can cause injury. I don’t have any of the articles saved in my favorites […]
My first thoughts were like Amber’s as this type of thing does not normally pop up overnight and is most likely due to water quality issues but I know from your past posts that it wasn’t likely going to be water quality issues.
It sure sounds like you got hit with a serious Typhoid-Mary fish. […]
Oops.. here’s one more simple DIY Sponge Filter article that I had in my favorites folder. This one is done quite a bit differently but still works the same for biological and some mechanical filtration.
http://www.cichlid-forum.com/articles/diy_spongefilter.php
Lenny Vasbinder Fish Blog - http://GoldLenny.blogspot.com (Links to any articles referenced in above reply are listed on the right […]
Here’s a couple of sites (that I have in my favorites folder) that go through how to re-silicone a tank. I would keep the top frame like others have said and just put the cracked part where it’s least noticeable.
http://www.aquamaniacs.net/forum/cms_view_article.php?aid=107
http://saltaquarium.about.com/cs/aquariumdiy/ht/htrepairsmleaks.htm
http://saltaquarium.about.com/cs/aquariumdiy/a/aa031302.htm
Lenny Vasbinder Fish Blog - http://GoldLenny.blogspot.com (Links to any articles referenced in above reply […]