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Wickham
 Post subject: Re: where do I start
PostPosted: Nov 11th, '10, 19:15 
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Sorry, what do you mean?
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 Post subject: Re: where do I start
PostPosted: Nov 12th, '10, 09:47 
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Do you have a link = copy and paste the website address for the model of pump you have so others can click on it to see what it actually is.

e.g type the model of the unit into google, it should take you to your pump, then go to the address bar at the top of screen, right click your mouse, copy that, start your next post here, right click your mouse again and paste that address here ( link ) :D

Clear as mud :) hope it helps
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chillidude wrote:
Wickham wrote:
Have just spoken to the supplier and he believes they have nitrate poisoning. They need salt,
off to the shops I go

Must mean nitrite - nitrates have to get to incredibly high levels before they start affecting the fish.

Fish can handle 500+ of Nitrate so my fish doctor friend tells me, she saiid high Nitrate will only affect breeding, which we don't do.
Wickham wrote:
Unfortunately I haven't been able to buy a temp tester yet but next time

Can find digital in/out thermometers on Ebay for around $5, I bought one ages ago and works fine

I've been away for a while :wink: but in November the problems you had were Cycle related

Man I'm Hungover, don't think I will make it to New Year :evil:
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