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Bender
PostPosted: Jun 3rd, '12, 16:24 
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Awesome harvest Charlie!

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I leave my mandarins on the tree as long as possible - I think they store better that way.

Just tasted my mandarins this afternoon - sweet and juicy. That's from one of my four trees (all different varieties and so varying ripening times).
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Nice harvest Charlie. :thumbright: Love mandarins
We have a massive harvest of limes but all our other citrus are small yet.
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Thanks for comments guys... an yes they taste fabulous. Left on the tree till ready to drop!! Yummo!
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Couple of pics of the DWC starting to take shape.

Lost a trout today to the wrath of a marron... not a happy chappy :evil:



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Sure is gonna be deep :D
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Yea I might need to re-avaluate the depth Ive made it. Its about 600mm deep. What was I thinking. I stared at it for ages and I have no idea why I did it like that.

silly charlie :shifty:
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Ok, bit more work on the DWC today.

Shortened the hieght to 400mm, set the base braces in place and cut all the walls and floor.

Make the stand up tomorrow and then onto the biofilter drums.

and of course.. the pics..




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and a little underwater cam action, Im surprised to see the trout and perch are still getting along. The trout are really starting to pack on the wieght and feed and growing well. No signs of torment or aggression yet. So far this winter I have continued feeding the perch by substituting the pellets with prawn and yabbie and Ive noticed some of the straglers are beefing up a bit......... enjoy :thumbright:






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The video is just a black square for me :think:

Hmm, after posting this the video is now good
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just fixed him up Mantis
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Anyone else moved onto 5mm (or bigger) feed yet for there trout?
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Check the brag thread and some have yes, but not me yet
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you scared mate :shifty:
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Got 7mm skrettings but they are two small for that yet me thinks
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That's a damn good looking bed my friend :)
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