**Question of the week** | When’s the last time you did a water change?

[Herpin Man]

Last night.
Just don’t ask me about the time before that.

 

[ClownLurch]

Olde English.
“Thou“ is still used amongst some of my parents friends. NE England speech/accent is as close to medieval Anglo Saxon English as is spoken anywhere today.

I am glad to see I am not the only person who uses the word "Twas" whenever I say it people give me a weird look lol

 

[PheonixKingZ]

Maybe they have no fish???

Lost of reefers don’t do water changes. (Unless you count a top off, but lots of them have ATO systems)

 

[Essjay]

Olde English.
“Thou“ is still used amongst some of my parents friends. NE England speech/accent is as close to medieval Anglo Saxon English as is spoken anywhere today.

Lancashire dialect is Middle English. Lots of thees thous and thines and and third person vowels. And words no longer used in modern English.
My father used to tell of being in the RAF during world war 2 and being stationed in North Wales. They would go into a pub where the locals were speaking English but as soon as they arrived, the locals all switched to Welsh. One day he went in with a fellow Lancastrian and they spoke in Lancashire dialect - at which point the locals switched back to English as they didn't realise my father and his friend were English from their speech.
My grandparents all spoke Lancashire dialect, my father did, my mother did a bit, but I know very little

 

[dmaccy]

20% every Sunday

 

[R84achey]

Today... gone from my tacky starter tank to natural and planted! Proud of myself!!! @Essjay what do you think?

Let’s be honest with this one!

1. When’s the last you did a water change on your tanks?
2. Do you usually do water changes on weekends? Days off?

Please vote in the

 

[Essjay]

It's looking great

 

[charlotte1211]

I would usually do one once a week about 30%. Is this about right or should I be leaving them longer?