how do you manage all your tanks??

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turtlesrock

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tell how you manage all your tanks and what you do.
heres how i do it!


100 gallon= turtles and bluegills
every 2 weeks= water change
feed every day
filter matnience when needed
20 gall= fish
every 1.5 months= WC
feed every day
filter matnience every 2.5 months
20 gall= Fire bellied toads
NO water changes
feed every 3 days
filter changes every 2 months
10gall= fish
every 1.5 weeks= WC
feed every day
filter changes 1 time a week
5gal= toad
NO wc
feed every 4 days
no filter
5gal toad
same as above
2gal= spring peeper frog
same as toad



please dont comment on how little filter maintenance i do. all my tanks are clear and have no ammonia or nitrate problems


anywhoo!! now its your turn:D:D:D:D
 
Doing no water changes on the toads isnt the best for them.


But I work 5 days a week, the two days I'm off I do water changes of half my tanks, the other day I'm off, the other half gets changed. I check my filters every water change and usually end up rinseing the sponges.
 
same way i do anything and everything.. it needs to get done and its my job to do it..
 
I try to every week do wc's on my 65, 50, 30, 10 and 5 tanks. sometimes its more like every 2 weeks. Everyone gets fed every day.
 
Automation. I couldn't do it (right now I'm not) without my auto water changers. Four of my tanks have auto water changers and are maintenance free or low maintenance. My other six have been suffering lately.
 
auto would be nice.

Manual water changes once every week or week in and half depending on my class schedule and when my days off from work falls. I have a 125, 90, 75, 29, and 20, and they get done all at once. usually takes two to three hours.

put on sportscenter or a hockey game and get it done during the duration
 
hehe..i walk around everyday and feed every tank
i drain each one 25-30% on weekends
and my turtle tank gets WC when needed
 
Dennis;3730814; said:
The solution to pollution is dilution.

Excellent!
 
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