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DrLuke
PostPosted: Apr 14th, '14, 16:05 
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Dabble On wrote:
Awesome! I feel better now seeing you do the dual SLO set up. I winged it and didnt see if anyone was attempting it before I set mine up, and I havent even sent it through its paces yet. Its a very neat set up as well. Yet Im now wondering if I need to black out my tote FT.


My old system had dual 40mm SLOs, and they worked a treat. Do a search for "DrLuke's systems" if u are interested.
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IceManDude
PostPosted: Apr 17th, '14, 19:39 
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Growth update from Shoestring Gardening Inc. The trout have been feeding very well smashing the feed of the surface and spraying everyone in the process.

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I received these photos a couple of days ago... its cold down here and we are getting some great growth...

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and some fish pics... having a window makes photos easy

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I'm tempted to do a window. Fish tank height is nipple high/ neck high. Would be nice to see in instead of on tippy toes.
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thats it mate.... they get lots of kids there for various workshops so it had to be kid friendly and also not a temptation to climb the tank
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I got some updated photos today... they are really happy with how it is going especially the growth rates of the plants and they know a thing or two about growing veggies etc...

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That lettuce looks fantastic! For some reason I can never get that kind of growth from it.
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their growth is better than mine... and a lot of their lettuce came from my system as seedlings...lol
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Ronmaggi wrote:
That lettuce looks fantastic! For some reason I can never get that kind of growth from it.


I had great growth from Cos Lettuce - the ones near the inlet didn't grow as well and the ones in the stagnate part of the grow bed didn't either. Also they don't like to be planted too deep.
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