Fry Swimming on there sides

[mrairportjunke]

Re: Fry Swimming on there sides

yeah i saw that at the auction.  but wouldnt i have the same problem with it as the net.  stuff stayin in it?  or it can be rinsed alot easier?

[fishlady]

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the water seems to circulate alot better than netting material for some reason....so no you wouldn't have as much trouble.....

[mrairportjunke]

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hum.  ok.  what website is that geek?

[imagirlgeek]

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From the DIY directions, it says you can just tilt it to let the gunk run through the holes, but I've had 19 fry in mine, eating twice a day, since last week and haven't had any gunk settle in it at all, and I know these fish have to be making poop....

[imagirlgeek]

Re: Fry Swimming on there sides

http://www.houstonaquariumsociety.org/forum/

In the DIY Forum.

[mrairportjunke]

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sweet found it thanks

[eklikewhoa]

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Amquel+plus and NovaAqua+plus are my first choice by a long shot.....Prime second. Have been using the two shortly after I started keeping fish about 14yrs ago and never looked back.


With the DIY floating nursery....RonR turned me onto it quite a while back when I first got my Mobas from him....I keep mine somewhat in front of one of my returns/outputs and it keeps the circulation in the tub great! I use the larger tubs though...think it was like 2L.

[mrairportjunke]

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well anything that turns you on ek i gotta be interested. lol.  i made a tub yestereday.  man is sweet.  i used to floats though, one on each end of the tank for better stability.  i dont anchor it to the side. i let it go.  im makin another one now. lol.  the amquel + plus i have but i though its for more of booobooos than waterchanges but i guess it wouldnt matter.