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| Goldy | Posted: 13/8/2004 19:45 Updated: 13/8/2004 19:45 |
Forum Manager   Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16539 |
 Re: Goldy's Rena tankSorry Di
 Don't mean to over shadow your lovely new tank, my other half was just trying to show me how to post photo's on here  still not 100% sure though  |
| Anonymous | Posted: 13/8/2004 21:06 Updated: 13/8/2004 21:06 |
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Re: Goldy's Rena tank nice tank, something for me to aspire too.
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| Anonymous | Posted: 13/8/2004 21:07 Updated: 13/8/2004 21:07 |
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Re: Goldy's Rena tank i still cant add my pic, strange the other did with no probs
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| Goldy | Posted: 13/8/2004 21:14 Updated: 13/8/2004 21:14 |
Forum Manager Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16539 |
Re: Goldy's Rena tank Linsay may be able to help you later Di as I don't even know how to edit mine
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| trigger | Posted: 30/8/2004 7:17 Updated: 30/8/2004 7:17 |
Not too shy to talk   Joined: 11/5/2004 From: Posts: 37 |
Re: Goldy's Rena tank hi julie, what type of sand have you used in your tank. also do you need anything else in with it. what about when you use a gravel cleaner, does it get sucked up the cleaner. its looks realy nice in your tank, so was thinking of changing to sand. takecare. kind regards. geoff.
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| Goldy | Posted: 3/9/2004 18:10 Updated: 13/9/2004 12:47 |
Forum Manager Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16539 |
Re: Goldy's Rena tank Only just seen this post sorry Geoff
Its just plain aquarium sand on its own "although it kind of reminds me of sherbert"  and is easy enough to clean with a gravel syphon a little gets sucked up but nothing major and all I do is put it back in the tank after I have changed the water  |
| hazzy | Posted: 7/11/2004 11:55 Updated: 7/11/2004 11:55 |
Just can't stay away   Joined: 4/11/2004 From: Nottinghamshire Posts: 78 |
Re: Goldy's Rena tank looks stunning-rearly nice-shame them fishys eat real plants-you must be proud of that set up-iwould be
take care brian |
| Goldy | Posted: 7/11/2004 12:26 Updated: 7/11/2004 12:26 |
Forum Manager Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16539 |
Re: Goldy's Rena tank Thanks Brian
although I wouldn't part with my goldfish, I do think it would make a lovely marine tank which my husband likes  |
| shimsky | Posted: 18/11/2004 17:53 Updated: 18/11/2004 17:53 |
Just popping in   Joined: 7/11/2004 From: Yorkshire Posts: 11 |
Re: Goldy's Rena Tank Love the bits of knarly wood - are they real? If so how do you get them to work? I bought a real piece for my tank and soaked it and soaked it, but could never get it to stay on the bottom. Then it went all smelly so I binned it.
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| Goldy | Posted: 7/12/2004 9:16 Updated: 22/2/2008 19:07 |
Forum Manager Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16539 |
Re: Goldy's Rena Tank yes the wood is real but I bought the two large pieces from maidenhead aquatics "ready soaked" so didn't have any problems with it floating or leaching any tannins/colouring
the small piece was another story I bought that dry many years ago and it took ages to stop leaching tannins and floating at first, but I managed to sort it out in the end  |
| Ch1998 | Posted: 15/1/2011 20:50 Updated: 15/1/2011 20:50 |
Home away from home   Joined: 2/10/2010 From: South Yorkshire Posts: 984 |
Re: Goldy's Rena Tank the woods a really nice shape, you are making me want another tank now for coldwater
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