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TimC
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Nice bit of Photoshopping there. No way in hell can a toad get to pet cat eating size! I know they can get to 25 cm or more and 4 kilos... but that is ridiculous.

A few things give it away... shadows and such...
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Maybe it's that big because there's no pet cats around anymore lol
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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sounds like you need some whiskers!hehe
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i thought that pic was a beauty i could not resist.
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PostPosted: Dec 10th, '06, 07:43 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Todays test Temp 22 PH 6.4 Amonia .25 Niterate 0 Niterite0 plants growing like crazy Comments please !
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Sounds like your fish got a little ahead of your bacteria. Cut back on food.
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have the nitrites even been anything but zero?

cut back on the food, a LITTLE. Good that the plants are growing like crazy, how is the duckweed going? That will be helping with ammonia removal.
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Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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Hi steve yes duckweed growing well seems to be a lot of neww babies coming on
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Hi been up and running 2 months now the only problem i had lost a few small silvers the day I put them in[shock] the water is crystal clear the pump runs 3 min on 57 nin off 12 hrs a day except on hot nights it runs all night all the test are pretty good, growth is excelent the system is flood and drain and the nft chanels are continuous flow we are now eating our produce Have not had to touch the pumps or timer in that timeJUST A BIG THANKYOU TO ALL THE MEMBERS WHO HELPED WITH INFO AND IDEAS p/s I am not finished yet. For the newbies look at other members set ups and ask questians you cant go wrong
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2 months seems to be about all it takes eh? I began eating lettuce about 2 weeks ago. Have had my fish for 10 weeks.

F&F how deep are your gravel beds? What is your ratio fish tank volume to gravel? Sorry if you have already answered these q's previously. Can't wait to come to Melbourne and see your system first hand (if that's ok)
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Hi fish tanks 2000 litre grow bed 1000 litre 300 deep yabby pond possable 1500 litre call any time
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Is/are the grow bed(s) auto siphon, or more based on EB's large design? (in flow is greater than outflow, with a stand pipe over flow)

If you used auto siphons, how do you time the pump accurately to fill the bed, enguage auto spihon, then stop so no water is left? may sound stupid...

I realise to use auto siphons it is better to run a smaller pump continuously, but I already have a large pump and want to reduce running costs.
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PostPosted: Dec 14th, '06, 04:35 
Seriously, this cant be healthy.
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whats he up to now


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