Aquariums Ponds & Backyard Dams

Aquariums Ponds & Backyard Dams
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Saturday, 06 February 2010
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  • Still got a few little Barra and Bass.
    groups.wall 19 days ago
    Joel Eadie wondering how big they are steve? i have a little toga in a 6 foot tank but dont know if he would get along with them18 days ago
  • I've always thought about converting the pool into a big pond.... nah when i get my own house/land i will look into a serious sized pond.
    I have a couple tubs i keep out the back but they are mostly backup plants for when the others arent growing good.
    groups.wall 33 days ago
  • Have some Barra and Bass juvies atm free to group members if you want a couple
    groups.wall 33 days ago
    Bommie yes Steve if you have any left32 days ago
  • An eel would survive if it's big enough. But if it's big enough it probably wont stay put either haha
    What about a legal jack ? I know where you can get one.
    groups.wall 51 days ago
  • Only thing that will work in there %100 is a sleepy cod big enough that the Barra wont eat it.
    groups.wall 51 days ago
  • Wanted big natives to share tank with 50cm barra and 2 bream any one have anything or suggestions
    groups.wall 52 days ago
  • Just added about 40 rainbows to the sooty tank and nows hes sulking likr a lil girl now a school of food has mooved in, till the light goes off I dont think there will be any left by the end of the week
    groups.wall 263 days ago
  • Only one left bummer, few other people that had a few together had the same thing happen.
    groups.wall 263 days ago
  • Just put up a vid of the new coalie tank. Got the coalies off Steve (Elops) a few months back. Originally 3 of them but the smallest and largest ganged up on the middle-sized one and by the time I put it in the other tank it was too late and down to 2 coalies. Last week the big coalie bashed the little one. Now I'm down to 1 :(
    Beautiful fish - black and yellow with blue fins. Ferocious eaters of live food and pellets.

    Steve, Are they usually aggressive to their own kind or do you think the tank may be too small for them (4 foot) ?
    groups.wall 277 days ago
  • My Blue acara stripes/colours are reaaaaaaaaaally standing out on one of them. Whats that about?
    groups.wall 359 days ago
  • Ready for the Coalies yet Brian ?
    groups.wall 409 days ago
  • No Coal Grunter left sorry
    groups.wall 557 days ago
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nothing to worry about a milky tank that's new water ,it always happens . you fill the tank ,treat the water and a day or 2 after it goes milky but in about a week it will clear up .once the cycle and filters kick in . dirty gravel will make a tank milky too . don't know about wood for cat fish ,i never have .just let the clean the gravel in the tank . bristle nose are pretty good at hiding . i once had a tank with 14 gold spot bristle nose and 14 albino bristle nose babies in they all died over night after having them for a few weeks .
Last replied by Davo_Dinkum on Thursday, 17 February 2011
Yeah bud both are over 10" now and living in a 175 gal tank 6foot x 24" x 28" check out the vids http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2D9SIE1vSxo made the cabinet and 55 gal sump filter myself :) Gaz ps Happy new year
Last replied by Gazza on Saturday, 01 January 2011
Hey Joel, I missed this topic. Looks like a good buy. The best filter/pump for under $100 (imo) are those vertical type with the filter canisters underneath a pump head that circulates the water. They sit inside the tank suctioned to a side. Easy to clean and efficient. Probably too late for the comment now. What did you get ?
Last replied by ellicat on Friday, 31 December 2010
Welcome to the group, Horrie. Sounds like you're right into it. Shortie is into the Flower Horns and may be interested in some offspring if he cooks his own by mistake lol I'm more into the natives these days, but do have a community tank with Oscar, Silver Dollars, Kissing Gourami, Algae and some others I can't see at the moment haha
Last replied by ellicat on Monday, 02 August 2010
Last replied by elops on Thursday, 01 April 2010
Thanks for the tips.. I will go get a therm to check out the temp... i guess it can be quite warm in my house at times. as for copper... hmmm, not sure. I hope I can breed them...
Last replied by free2rome2 on Friday, 05 March 2010

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