MeAko;3488975; said:
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One 1,000G Indoor Monsterfish Pond Coming Up! (Ghetto Style)
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Hey: it works! Thanks alyssatheurer
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This will augment the current 4 tier wet/dry cabinet. These new crates that I bought are made of heavy duty plastic and each crate has a dimension of: (L)21.4"x(W)13.4"x(H)7.9" giving me tons of room for bio and mechical filtration. Got them for $6.50 each. A Rio 20HF will pump around 1,100G/hr through these crates.
I have two of these currently and a small bulk head to have some under current that the IDs seem to have a special fondness for. Current will also help with the Gill Curl of the 2nd ID.
Wide shots to come once I get the two filtration cabinets up.
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Because of your ff up, after weeks of procrastinating, I went to the store earlier and bought 5 pcs of these crates to stack like so:cichlid_starter;3489140; said:
This will augment the current 4 tier wet/dry cabinet. These new crates that I bought are made of heavy duty plastic and each crate has a dimension of: (L)21.4"x(W)13.4"x(H)7.9" giving me tons of room for bio and mechical filtration. Got them for $6.50 each. A Rio 20HF will pump around 1,100G/hr through these crates.
I have two of these currently and a small bulk head to have some under current that the IDs seem to have a special fondness for. Current will also help with the Gill Curl of the 2nd ID.
Wide shots to come once I get the two filtration cabinets up.
Ooops, I need to rescue two 30" Silver Arowanas.
Watch out for them.
Need to figure out a way to cover my pond now.
Sudden change of plans.
Good problem to have though.
Watch out for them.
Need to figure out a way to cover my pond now.
Sudden change of plans.
Good problem to have though.
The Philippines has been battered last weekend by a Typhoon whose rainfall exceeded that of Hurricane Katrina close to 300 people have perished, please h e l p if your heart or your situation allows you to.
Some places in the country still do not have electricity after a week. One of those affected was the owner of these two silver arowanas.
I quickly asked my driver to go to the rescue and scoop these two majestic monsters up.
Bagged up and squeezed into a small container, they were all curled up for the 3 hour ride...sorry aros.
Again, love at first sight
A bit of DE, I guess...
Sorry, ISO I guess is too high, can't see the details of the aros scales, too bad.
This baby is about 28"
Aro #2, not a happy camper
He's about 30"
Didn't particular like being manhandled
Quickly jumped in...
Since I really didn't plan on housing aros in this pond, I really didn't have any cover provision.
I guess this large blue covering made of sack material will do for now, but the fact that the material sticks to the surface is not so good
Would need suggestions on covering/netting.
Some places in the country still do not have electricity after a week. One of those affected was the owner of these two silver arowanas.
I quickly asked my driver to go to the rescue and scoop these two majestic monsters up.
Bagged up and squeezed into a small container, they were all curled up for the 3 hour ride...sorry aros.
Again, love at first sight
A bit of DE, I guess...
Sorry, ISO I guess is too high, can't see the details of the aros scales, too bad.
This baby is about 28"
Aro #2, not a happy camper
He's about 30"
Didn't particular like being manhandled
Quickly jumped in...
Since I really didn't plan on housing aros in this pond, I really didn't have any cover provision.
I guess this large blue covering made of sack material will do for now, but the fact that the material sticks to the surface is not so good
Would need suggestions on covering/netting.
