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Posted on: 30/8/2006 15:14 |
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cant get any RO tubing - its like gold dust!!!
Places on the internet are crap for it and all out of stock - anyone got any ideas? |
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Posted on: 30/8/2006 21:55 |
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email gareth@portonaquapet.co.uk which is Porton garden centre near Salisbury Wilt. Ask Gareth if he can get it or has it in stock. We us them for 90% of our supplies they get most things, and are very well priced. Say Kate from Corsham gave you the email address.
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Posted on: 2/9/2006 18:16 |
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this is how my nano looks now. The big bit of rock in the middle is really smart
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Posted on: 2/9/2006 18:27 |
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wow! like it v much!
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Posted on: 2/9/2006 18:29 |
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cool what fish ya got in it
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Re: stripped our nano and started again |
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Posted on: 2/9/2006 18:42 |
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When we first set it up we had 8 chromis, the unidentified badger fish I go on about in another thread, a dragon wrasse, 2 cleaner shrimp, 1 boxer shrimp,2 neon gobies, turbo snails and hermit crabs as well as mushrooms and different polyps and bush corals. Bare in mind the fish were all tiny and the corals etc were tiny amounts too.
I didn't want to put the chromis in there - not 8 anyway! but hubby insisted we should for the short term. Anyway,with the lack of water movement it developed a lot of powdery algae which knocked back the corals and polyps to almost none existent. We stripped the tank out a few weeks ago and re did it adding a large bit of (possibly indonesioan) live rock and have decdied to leave it as more of an invert/reef tank. Wit the addition of an external skimmer and filter it seems to be doing great. so, in answer to your question we have: 2 cleaner shrimp 1 boxer shrimp turbo snails hermit crabs 1 badger fish (as I call him) 2 neon gobies and the polyps and bush corals are starting to reshoot again now. We put the dragon wrasse and chromis in to our large aquarium. |
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