My green house for fish

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mr.sunshine;2201199; said:
wow im building a pound as well its like 3000 gallons
how much fish do u think i could put in there
like bass,pacus,and catfish and other chiclids

Everything depends on good sense.

If you o put a big fish in a little pound full of plants, the big fish is not going to make it.

You must adjust the size of the pond, the quantity of plants (they are never to much) and the size/quantity of fishes. Is this ratio that you have to find. with some experience and good sense you will find it.

My rays tank is the first experience that i do with big fish, and everything is going well for now.
 
hey severum I use those 250 gallon water totes myself for my large CA cichlids they are great. I wanted to ask where do get the tera cota blocks from? Im in cali and cant find any.
 
I think I just had a great idea for you! I was reading another thread about what people do during power outages for their indoor tanks. When someone mentioned hooking up a battery charger to their whatever through an inverter, then I had an idea.

I bet you can get the aerator out of large bait tanks from boats. This would run on a marine/RV battery and could not draw to much power because they would be ment to run when the alternator is not running. So maybe even something like your windmill could maybe keep up with the power draw? I dont know this for sure, but I thought I would throw out the idea for you. If you find a way to generate power that would be an easy and low draw option to check into.

Boat bait tank aerators run all the time I am pretty sure and some boats have really nice live tanks. Something else you could check into is a bilge pumps, they run on 12v dc as well, would like a DC sump pump basically. I dont know how I never thought of those before, but you should check those two things out. Could be just a way to easily circulate water if nothing else.
 
calicichlid;2203649; said:
hey severum I use those 250 gallon water totes myself for my large CA cichlids they are great. I wanted to ask where do get the tera cota blocks from? Im in cali and cant find any.

Yes they are.

Here it's very easy. The houses are made with them.

I hope someone, reading this, can help you.
 
JayK1320;2204860; said:
I think I just had a great idea for you! I was reading another thread about what people do during power outages for their indoor tanks. When someone mentioned hooking up a battery charger to their whatever through an inverter, then I had an idea.

I bet you can get the aerator out of large bait tanks from boats. This would run on a marine/RV battery and could not draw to much power because they would be ment to run when the alternator is not running. So maybe even something like your windmill could maybe keep up with the power draw? I dont know this for sure, but I thought I would throw out the idea for you. If you find a way to generate power that would be an easy and low draw option to check into.

Boat bait tank aerators run all the time I am pretty sure and some boats have really nice live tanks. Something else you could check into is a bilge pumps, they run on 12v dc as well, would like a DC sump pump basically. I dont know how I never thought of those before, but you should check those two things out. Could be just a way to easily circulate water if nothing else.

Yes, you're right.

A few months ago i tried to buy a win generator from a boat but i arrived late. It was already sold :(

But i'm always investigating and searching for other things to do it.
 
Here I am with the continuation of my adventure.

After catching my male I brought him to the greenhouse.

The tank is divided as to the beast does not hurt the female because she's still small.

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There he is

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My dog liked him

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He's new home

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I'm worried because he is very redish near is gills.

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