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PostPosted: Oct 18th, '09, 20:27 
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The water is very murky and dark.
Same here too.


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PostPosted: Oct 18th, '09, 20:39 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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I think I remember last year having the same thing with increasing light, heat, etc.
Bigger fish more load, veggies being re-sown :roll:
So relatively light nitrate take up :|
Dons' tanks are the same... Dark :?


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 18:21 
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C1, how high were you flooding the continuous flooded beds? I am about to add a whole heap more growbeds, and I wont have enough sump water to be able to flood and drain. So they will be always flooded.

Wish the spider was available :roll:


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 18:52 
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Same as normal :wink: or a bit less


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 18:54 
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Cool, was going to make it a bit lower just to provide a bit of dry area.


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 19:06 
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Wish the spider was available :roll:

Basically... it is... see here... viewtopic.php?p=206879#p206879


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I guess a bit like wicking OBO


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 19:27 
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No, more semi-constant flow, continuously flooded, relatively low flow rate.

But the existence (perhaps) of spiders could change the whole plan to a much gooderer one :)

Hi flow flood and drain woohoo


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 20:41 
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Each of my beds was flowing at a rate of 9ltr/min.


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 20:46 
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Thats still a pretty low flow rate I suppose - any long term differences you reckon you had?

TBH I have changed a few beds from sort of constantly flooded to siphon flood and drain, and there seems to be no difference. I push my beds pretty hard though with high flows and no real dry periods.


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PostPosted: Oct 20th, '09, 20:56 
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Hmmm... no didn't really notice anything... :roll:
Prolly why I have gone back... to see if there is a difference :flower:
I felt that constant flooding kept the water body most constant (Duh! :lol: )
...but could be wrong. We shall see. :wink:


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PostPosted: Nov 11th, '09, 12:33 
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Well the FT water is upto 20c during the day and back to 17c by morning.
The water has finally started to clear up...
I have been offered, by eagle to test the water but have been too afraid to do so. :shock:
...all is good.
I am just about to go harvest a few Trout so will get a few photos this time :wink:
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PostPosted: Nov 13th, '09, 20:26 
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MMMM yum :D


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PostPosted: Nov 13th, '09, 20:54 
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This was yumm


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