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PostPosted: Jan 18th, '10, 15:32 

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hi all my name is ken i live in wagin.this is a wheat and sheep town of about 2500 people and a lot of sheep.its half way between perth and albany.looking forward to learning about misstakes not to make from you guys out there. two questions is it better to have 2 or3 smaller set ups or one large one. also what fish are suitable for down here,as it gets bl!!!yhot in summer and can drop to-2 in winter.


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PostPosted: Jan 18th, '10, 15:38 
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Welcome Ken - don't worry about the mistakes - you learn more that way !

You have two options; barra in the summer and trout in the winter, or, silver perch all year round.

I would certainly go for the one big system. The more water a system has in it, the more stable it is against temperature and pH fluctuations.

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PostPosted: Jan 18th, '10, 15:48 
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Welcome Ken :cheers:
Wool-o-rama.. sorry... poor effort once again, back to listning to jokes :lol:
As per ^^^ Larger is more stable.


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G'day from up the road. Have a look through my thread....Rick's 6 bed, 3000L, and Nocky's....Nocky Finally gets Serious, 6000lt System, and then you might have to come and have a look.

I would go for the one big system unless you want to do a bit of experimenting. The advantage of one is only one set of pump/s. Go as big as you can afford, don't push the limits, ask and listen to the advise on this forum and you "should" be pretty right. Best of luck and have fun.


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Hi Ken and Welcome

I'd go for 2 big systems, and a quaranteen system and a yabbie system. Bugger it just fill up the entire yard :lol:

Lots of info to be found about mistakes and triumphs, happy reading.

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Welcome mate, a small system is good to do your learning curve on. And trust me its a steep curve and you'll be ready to expand and go to a bigger system in under 6 months. On the other hand a larger system is more stable and controlable and there for more room for error and easier learning curve. :D Good luck!


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Yep, if you start with a small one you can use it for quarantine later for your larger system.


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PostPosted: Feb 4th, '10, 20:45 
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Hi Ken I am just up the road from you if want to come and have look.Remember the defanition of expiance is a memory of all your stuff ups.


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