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 Post subject: Re: Larger test run
PostPosted: Jun 29th, '09, 21:23 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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PostPosted: Jun 30th, '09, 06:45 
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Dipel & seasol mix. Or compost tea as the BT bacteria is naturaly occuring.


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PostPosted: Jul 1st, '09, 22:10 
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First floater today. :( One silver fingerling went to the big George in the other tank. He looked like the other fish had given him a hard time. Will up the feed. One loss so far is not too bad given the amount thats in the FT and the temp.


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PostPosted: Jul 7th, '09, 16:38 
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PostPosted: Jul 7th, '09, 17:00 
I like seeing results... :flower:


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Found an easier way to go water changes. Hooked up a davey pressure pump to a garden hose and ran the cord to the power board next to the glass tank. Now when I siphon off water I just hit a switch and the water gets pumped in from the pool. Doing water changes with cycled water has a lot less effect on the fish. They will swim in the flow and don't show any signs of stress. The bio filter is holding the readings as Am 0 to .25- Ni to less than 0.5. But I've moved more fish so I expect to be doing small changes for a while over winter. The other problem is how fast the silvers are growing now there water is warmer. :mrgreen:


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PostPosted: Jul 12th, '09, 19:44 
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PostPosted: Jul 17th, '09, 17:34 
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PostPosted: Jul 19th, '09, 20:19 
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Little guys in the inside tank.
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PostPosted: Jul 19th, '09, 20:49 
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Are they silvers and catfish?

What was the chunk of food they were attacking?


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Those plants do look great. I suppose the lack of bugs is partly due to it being the middle of winter down there. My neighbor has a nice dirt garden with alot of bugs, but hey, its middle of summer here.


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Silvers and catfish. The food was brine shrimp and the bug less gb's are due to winter and dipel+seasol spray.


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Everything is running well. Even managed to dill a drain hole in a standpipe that was leaving one gb filled when it managed to flood and drain and start again before the timer turned off. Was something I noticed when I first put the gb in, just never got round to fixing it. :oops: Plants are going well and fish are starting to liven up as the water gets a little warmer.
Have a guy looking for some koi to trial.

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Some of the silvers have managed to grow 4 or 5 times there original size over the coldest parts of winter. Will put a 100 ish silvers in next year over winter and see how they go.
I have liked how the bio wheels performed but can't tell how much of the load they were handling. Going to build a bigger one for outside if I can source the material.


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