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 Post subject: Re: gnash
PostPosted: Mar 11th, '11, 07:46 
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Gnash still had the whole metal base structure under the GB as well as the supports... If it does sag its not goin far :)


Ah :D But then again has the same issue with access i believe
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Beaut little dog gnash, when do you bring him (her??) home??
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Zman wrote:
Also with the 2 struts they will not support the GB properly (it will sag). Put additional cross support for the GB and keep it elevated off the FT. I cannot even access most of my fish with the GB sitting directly over the FT :cry:


If that base sags under the weight....I'll walk east :D, I stood in it, admittedly to the sides, after cutting out the center drain hole, so thats 105kg (official fat bastard weight) and no real sagging.
These GB's will have hydroton in them anyway and there is bugger all weight in that :)
I will cut a space for access into the bottom tank on two of them but the two with filters I won't worry about, if i need to get them out I will have to remove the GB and will design the pipework to suit.... :D
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Beaut little dog gnash, when do you bring him (her??) home??


About 6-8 weeks fb :D Or when the owner thinks he's ready after 6 weeks.
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Ah yeah good idea. I guess the problem i have is im a cheap ass and i have blue metal for most of the GB area :laughing3:

Hydrotron will have no issues hehe
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Zman wrote:
Ah yeah good idea. I guess the problem i have is im a cheap ass and i have blue metal for most of the GB area :laughing3:

Hydrotron will have no issues hehe


Oh there is nothing wrong with cheap :D the other bigger growbeds will be blue metal....people just keep dropping it off by the sides of the road :twisted:
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gnash06 wrote:
I'd like you to meet Grot :D He was born last Friday


Congratulations on the new helper Gnash.

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So...I still have a long way to go but have placed and order for 100 trout and need to really remove my finger


You and me both. Still need to connect the sump tanks together, buy a pump and get media.
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gnash06 wrote:
I'd like you to meet Grot :D He was born last Friday


Congratulations on the new helper Gnash.

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So...I still have a long way to go but have placed and order for 100 trout and need to really remove my finger


You and me both. Still need to connect the sump tanks together, buy a pump and get media.


What media will you be using arbe?
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Zman wrote:
netab32 wrote:
Gnash still had the whole metal base structure under the GB as well as the supports... If it does sag its not goin far :)


Ah :D But then again has the same issue with access i believe

Zman, I don't have a problem with access to my IBC fish tank, I just roll the Grow Bed out of the way!
viewtopic.php?f=8&t=7450&st=0&sk=t&sd=d&start=45
I don't know if you have seen my thread on the IBC system, so here's a link.
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gnash06 wrote:
What media will you be using arbe?


I am thinking blue metal, pea gravel, small river stone/rock - what ever is most cost effective and wont affect the PH too much (will test with some vinegar).

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Oh there is nothing wrong with cheap :D the other bigger growbeds will be blue metal....people just keep dropping it off by the sides of the road :twisted:


While out and about on Sunday I saw two guys pulled up on the side of the road with a trailer helping themselves to a load of blue metal....cheeky buggers :D
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keith wrote:
thanks gnash,i'd appreciate it! i've been looking for some time now..
is that a maine coon? beautiful cat!


http://www.farmforestry.co.uk/bioblock.html

keith, the link takes you to the first thing i found about the blocks :D
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jeez this thread is moving fast!
ive heard 8 weeks with the mum and the pups get some sort of extra virus protection :dontknow: we brought my GFs dog hom eearly (5-6 weeks) . . big mistake, but all iss good now :)
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keith wrote:
who makes those bio-blocks? i've been searching for them since i first saw them in rupe's system


In Aust you can get them from here: http://www.acaciaproducts.com.au/filtration.html
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freoboy wrote:
ive heard 8 weeks with the mum and the pups get some sort of extra virus protection :)


:funny1: ....What like norton or something

These have been seperated from mum unless supervised by the owner.
1st time bully mums have a real nasty trait, there was 9 pups in the litter and mum killed 5 at birth :( the owner just got out to her in time before she killed the lot.
The longer pups stay with their mothers (in most cases) the better I think.
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:( bloody hell, never heard of that before . .
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