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I know they are shaftless, but they have an impeller thingy majgig with a magnet on the base. Where can you get replacements?

looks good to me.

Insulate the garage not the tank.... add more tanks.. :lol: :rolleyes:

+1

turn down the trv on the rad.. wont get to hot then.

Snails

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correct me if I am wrong but limestone isn't good in fish tanks!!!!!!!!!!!. Check a piece with with vinegar see if it reacts. sand stone also affects water balance. Looks good though. :good:

fragile plants; polythene bag + air and put in a box. Tougher plants; wrap in damp kitchen roll in plastic bag and then in a padded envelope.

Tescos low dust, comes in a pink bag with a black cat on it. takes a lot of rinsing though.

Does anyone know where on line or in the Notts area where I can buy a new impeller for a hydor koralia 4000? its the shaftless model that all comes out together.

The more hiding places the better also buy another 3 loach.

Clowns should take flake straight off the surface. mine go mad for it. Also frozen blood worm, tubifex cubes, daphnia and fresh veg, mine love cucumber. Don't feed them for a couple of days, when you do just put a bit of flake in at a time. Sharks always chase clown loach, mine did it all the...

reduce your lighting to 5 or 6 hours max. and buy a timer you can get them for a couple of quid if you shop about. B and Q, wilko's or Ikea are usually cheap.

I remember them all, was beginning to think that there wasn't any oldies on this site. My favourite was land of the giants on Saturday tea times. Saw it again a couple of years ago and it was s***

perfectly normal.. Unless they are gasping at the surface don't worry. corries love swimming up and down the glass.

Whilst the filter is off, open up the valve into a bucket and see if water comes through, it might only come out of the inlet pipe. If nothing comes through you have lost siphon. Place a length of pipe in the valve inlet and suck, this should get the siphon action going. Try not to swallow to...

Over priced mate that's why no response from this site.. Bought same tank a couple of months ago complete with quartz black sand and some shrimp for £50.... So why the dig ??

They'll be fine for a year or so. IMO. better off in your tank than someone that knows nothing about their needs.

pm your details plz.

I.ll have it if jojouk doesn't.

you'll never see them........ I have two, see them very rarely, they bury themselves and come out after lights out.

Yeh should be fine.

I bought my latest tank about 2 years ago from Windsor Aquatics, when it came it came from ND. nice tank though and would recommend.

just weird, I had a few from a breeder about 3 or 4 years ago ( I think) Three of them died yesterday, all were they same age and were in different tanks. everything else is fine.

just weird, I had a few from a breeder about 3 or 4 years ago ( I think) Three of them died yesterday, all were they same age and were in different tanks. evey thing else is fine.

Whats the life span of a Bristle nose?

+1 have had mine for a couple of years... no problems.

Wheatcroft is ok

put a piece of courgette or cucumber in for them to munch on. Once their egg sacks have gone.

Hydor external heater. check out aquarist classified, one on there for £25 bargain.

pm me.

Keeper! I have never swapped or sold any fish apart from those bred years ago. Some I have had for 22 years, others at least 15 years that I can remember. I do however take advantage of those that do though.

Once red its dead. move on to another area. One treatment on an area should be all that's needed.

solvent cement is fine once dry.

Yes used it for years.

put plenty of floating plants in, the fry will hide and they should be fine for six days.

Don't know where you read that? I built my own about 25 yrs ago, never had a problem... but no it's not cheep.

Being a builder I would recommend at least a double skin of blockwork. A gallon of water weighs 10lb. You could use 9" blocks and therefore one skin. A single skin below ground level is fine if back filled solidly, once above ground a thicker wall is required. A good rule of thump when...

Cardinals.