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| Goldy | Posted: 20/2/2007 13:44 Updated: 20/2/2007 13:44 |
Forum Manager   Joined: 10/3/2004 From: Cheshire Posts: 16544 |
 Re: Fry tankHmmm the garage is not the best place to rear fancy fry is it
 but good luck anyway  |
| TheDragonLord | Posted: 20/2/2007 16:40 Updated: 20/2/2007 16:40 |
Pond Adviser   Joined: 19/10/2004 From: West Midlands Posts: 3753 |
Re: Fry tank what wattage is it?
surround it in polystyrene on all 4 sides to help insulate it, if you can use the 1" thick stuff |
| fredrick_more | Posted: 20/2/2007 20:19 Updated: 20/2/2007 20:19 |
Pond Moderator   Joined: 4/3/2005 From: Nottinghamshire Posts: 3164 |
Re: Fry tank I would of stick it in the house but i aint got room and theres alot in there and i wanted them to have room to grow, they are swimming around and moving to the food when added.
Its a 250 watt |
| TheDragonLord | Posted: 20/2/2007 21:37 Updated: 20/2/2007 21:37 |
Pond Adviser Joined: 19/10/2004 From: West Midlands Posts: 3753 |
Re: Fry tank the heater should be powerful enough for that volume of water, just have to insulate it as much as possible then
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| fredrick_more | Posted: 21/2/2007 7:37 Updated: 21/2/2007 7:37 |
Pond Moderator Joined: 4/3/2005 From: Nottinghamshire Posts: 3164 |
Re: Fry tank Ill try and find some blankets or nick some polystene from work
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