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Tallawah
 Post subject: Greg's Barramundi system
PostPosted: May 13th, '14, 18:47 

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Hi everybody

This is my first system and I owe a lot of research to this forum,a BIG Thanks to you all


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File comment: I added plants 2 weeks into my fishless cycling, Its cycling well with the help of warm weather and some dam water
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Tallawah
PostPosted: May 13th, '14, 18:59 

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It's taken 4 weeks to cycle fishless with the help of warm weather and some dam water


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Tallawah
PostPosted: May 13th, '14, 19:07 

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The Barramundi are in , now for a shade sail and some sort of filter to try and clear the green from the water,

Does anyone have any idea how to clear the water it would be nice to see my fish, or will it slowley clear as the fish might feed of the green slime ?


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PostPosted: May 13th, '14, 19:43 
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Hi Greg if you put some sort of lid on your FT and ST that will reduce the amount of algae building up, even a layer of heavy shade cloth would do the job.

Also I don't know if Barra jump out of tanks but that water level is close to the top of your Ft some sort of cover might be handy to keep the fish in the tank.
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Tallawah
PostPosted: May 14th, '14, 19:44 

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Yes Thanks Blind Freddie I will cover both with shade cloth this week
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