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Uncle Yarra
 Post subject: Re: Uncle Yarra's System
PostPosted: Oct 6th, '08, 14:57 
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Some of the tail looked chewed off.
Only about 30+ left.
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PostPosted: Oct 6th, '08, 20:56 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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They are hungry.

I think the dust would have just added a whole heap of surface area for the bacteria, would have helped a bit.
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Uncle Yarra wrote:
Some of the tail looked chewed off.
Only about 30+ left.


Not like this I hope:

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Because that's finrot (flexibacter). Look for shredded fins and redness around the mouth/fins.
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Uncle Yarra
 Post subject: Re: Uncle Yarra's System
PostPosted: Oct 10th, '08, 07:19 
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Nah, not that bad. I did think of your problems when it happened, but now that the pH is more suitable for, well, everything (hovers between 6.5 & 7.5) they've stopped dying and water is MUCH clearer. I can see the snail trails easily on the bottom

P.S. Unfortunately family is away with the camera so I can't post pictures (except fuzzy mobile phone ones).
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 Post subject: Re: Uncle Yarra's System
PostPosted: Oct 19th, '08, 05:43 
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As Bon Scott would have said... Let there be Light - laserlite, that is....

(only 3 more sheets to go and putting the flashing back).


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 Post subject: Re: Uncle Yarra's System
PostPosted: Oct 19th, '08, 07:31 
Great light Yarra.... do you think you might get a bit warm in there during summer?

And what about heat loss in winter.... I'm sure you've thought about all this :wink:
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Not sure that it kept any heat in with the gal sheet in Winter anyways.
Hopefully I can cobble together a solar collector and keep it inside the shed to keep water at sensible temps during winter.
Huge sliding door will do the job in Summer.
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It LOOKS awesome.
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PostPosted: Oct 21st, '08, 20:08 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Yep wow :)

Shadecloth can be hung over the roof for heat control in summer.
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A bit of organic matter floating on top confused the camera's focus, I think - but you can still see the shiny sides of the mussels' shells and their trails.


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Some growth, too.


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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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When you want shade - I can recommend hessian, about 1/3rd the cost of shadecloth :)
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I visited UY's AP on Friday (to pick up some freshwater mussels) - it's damn impressive. That shed is no backyard shed, it's freakin' huge. The door - it's freaking huge, the fish - are small - but the potential - is huge!

By the way UY, if you think it's going to get really hot in there, have you considered barra? Scott (etc) is doing it down in adelaide, and I dare say our summers are same if not hotter.
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I must not have looked at this thread over the last month and a bit. Awesome greenhouse Uncle Yarra. That lazerlight must have cost you a fortune.

The height you have is fantastic - you'll be able to grow anything.
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Running out of fish emulsion to keep up with this lot....


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