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Fish Fingers
 Post subject: Re: Scott's system
PostPosted: Feb 3rd, '09, 07:01 
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I totally agree i am keeping silvers but i don't think its very humane to let their water get to 35 deg if i have ways of stopping it. My poor fish have been having a spa for over a week now with their water temp in the 30s. They are healthy and eating but tails are getting a bit ragged they have to stress out eventually. Just how warm have people had their silvers for extended periods of time?
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 Post subject: Re: Scott's system
PostPosted: Feb 3rd, '09, 07:08 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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I totally agree i am keeping silvers but i don't think its very humane to let their water get to 35 deg if i have ways of stopping it. My poor fish have been having a spa for over a week now with their water temp in the 30s. They are healthy and eating but tails are getting a bit ragged they have to stress out eventually. Just how warm have people had their silvers for extended periods of time?

Just googled it temp tolerence from 2 to 38 deg
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I'm with Jaymie on this one, A counter flow chiller.

And seeing as you are in Adelaide, try here: http://www.beerbelly.com.au/beerequip.html about half way down the page.



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PostPosted: Feb 3rd, '09, 09:20 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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But seriously do you bother condensing the steam from your shower and using it to brush your teeth? :geek:


you mean the bits that drip off the ceiling? If I could gaurantee they were clean after condensing ont he painted surface maybe.
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PostPosted: Feb 3rd, '09, 14:32 
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Jees waiting for steam to condense to brush your teeth to save water you may as well pee on the brush :lol: :oops:
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Fish Fingers wrote:
I totally agree i am keeping silvers but i don't think its very humane to let their water get to 35 deg if i have ways of stopping it. My poor fish have been having a spa for over a week now with their water temp in the 30s. They are healthy and eating but tails are getting a bit ragged they have to stress out eventually. Just how warm have people had their silvers for extended periods of time?

Good point!
As my silvers where still eating at 34 degrees, I assumed they were happy.
Might have to look into installing viewing porthole like yours!
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I have often thought it would be neat to borrow a hydro drill and drill a couple 30 meter holes and placed a pvc heat exchanger in the ground. If the pumped water was passed through the ground its bound to stay cooler?
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Got to love AP :D
Whilst people tell me their dirt gardens have been trashed in the recent heat.
I have this for dinner.....
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creative1
 Post subject: Re: Scott's system
PostPosted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:22 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Joy sweet tommies..got to love it eh!

do you have corn in, mine is juicy , and sweet as :flower:
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monya
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PostPosted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:27 
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yep, was listening to a guy on the radio whinging about his dying vegie patch today, while screaming at the radio AQUAPONICS YOU MORON!
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KudaPucat
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PostPosted: Feb 5th, '09, 19:47 
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I need shadecloth... :-( my system got torched. only the really well establish stuff survived :-(
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PostPosted: Feb 5th, '09, 20:08 
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8) :cyclopsani:
It saved my bacon...
well, tommies, and still lettuce, beets,
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PostPosted: Feb 5th, '09, 20:14 
Monya's Olive Oil.... gotta get me some of that.... :wink:
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Great looking tommies scott! I was surprised with how well all the AP handled the heat. Even the sweet corn and melons in full sun were unaffected :cheers:
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