First thing, toward cleaning, would be to stand them on edge and use a hard stream from a hose to remove all loose dirt and whatnot that may be in the “tubs”. For the scale, which is probably dried mineral deposit, you would use vinegar, a rough cloth, and elbow grease to remove what you […]
\Steve//,
I came up with 64G for the Rubbermaid. Maybe you should have specified inches also… since you seem to have had a problem converting “4 feet”. LOL (Just getting you back for your reference to me wanting the measurements in inches.. LOL) I only did my math twice though… not […]
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 […]
Totally Novice,, The ponds are already dug and the rubbermaid container is oval shapped,it has also on it Rubbermaid Agricultural Products.. Warning use caged heaters only. It is 4 feet long, 28 inches wide and 11 inches deep, the other one has no name on it is lighter weight plastic kidney shaped and is […]
Are you a “total novice” to fish keeping also or have you been keeping aquariums a while and know all about water chemistry, the nitrogen cycle, etc.?
Will you be digging in the ponds or just setting them up above ground? How big are they? If they do not have the gallon volume on […]
LOL, I was teasing Lenny I know that they are semi aggressive, but your wording made them sound like a nice happy pair of Angel’s hehe
Amber
Lenny V. aka GoldLenny wrote: > > > I didn’t say “nice Angel’s”, I said “nice mated pair of Angelfish tank”… > meaning “nice tank […]
I have a not so nice mated pair of Angels and they rule my 125 gallon tank Where do you get these so called “nice Angel’s” LOL
Amber
Lenny V. aka GoldLenny wrote: > > > At least it’s a 75G and not just a 70G. That’s not the best kind of tank > […]
24″x24″x30″H Not what I would want for a comet, but these fancies don’t do a lot of zipping around. That comes to 74.81G, if those were the interior measurements, but they’re not.
DebR and the Three Goldfish (CB, Lucille, and Raven)
Even more accurate if you measure the inside , as the glass thickness does make a difference especially in a larger tank.
Regards,
red-eye
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From: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com [mailto:AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of bill1433 Sent: Thursday, April 23, 2009 1:29 PM To: AquaticLife@yahoogroups.com Subject: Re: [AquaticLife] Miffed
In case your not aware Length X width X height divided by 231 […]
In case your not aware Length X width X height divided by 231 will give you gallon capacity. And on crags list, never trust the stated measurements. Take a tape and calculator and do your own at time of sale BEFORE money changes hands
Bill