justjoshin wrote:
Hi Julia, I was trying to convince my wife that an above ground pool was the way to go. No dice.
You should be more persistant!
Welcome mate.
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| Author: | justjoshin [ Jan 18th, '12, 08:11 ] |
| Post subject: | hi from perth |
I'm on holidays ATM, but plan to set up an AP system as soon as I get back to the mainland. Current thoughts are a 3000l FT, a 2000l ST and I'll start off with 4 grow beds. Still researching what fish to get. I'll probably keep yabbies in my sump as well. |
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| Author: | julia_bites [ Jan 18th, '12, 08:47 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: hi from perth |
Welcome to the forum, don't start out to small!!!! we all know you will want to expand Not much choice of fish in WA sadly. Good luck with your system ____________________ I was once young and stupid, i'm not so young now |
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| Author: | justjoshin [ Jan 18th, '12, 09:59 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: hi from perth |
Hi Julia, I was trying to convince my wife that an above ground pool was the way to go. No dice. |
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| Author: | Kangaroodog [ Jan 18th, '12, 12:49 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: hi from perth |
justjoshin wrote: Still researching what fish to get. I'll probably keep yabbies in my sump as well. Trout in winter, barra in summer or silver perch year round Thats generally what most seem to do, some have bream,murray cod,catfish that are edible. Others include goldfish/koi |
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| Author: | rsevs3 [ Jan 18th, '12, 12:54 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: hi from perth |
justjoshin wrote: Hi Julia, I was trying to convince my wife that an above ground pool was the way to go. No dice. You should be more persistant! Welcome mate. |
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