just trying to post a pic
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 5:55 pm
can you see them now??
can you see them now??
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can you see them now??
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 9:09 pm
Nice Red X man. 
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 9:15 pm
You have your photo album passworded on MSN, where you hosted the picture I think. So because you're logged in, it allows you to see it, but for those of us that aren't, we can't... 
Barbie
Barbie
Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 10:36 pm
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm ok so i need to take off the password ill look in to it
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 12:59 pm
can you see the pics now???
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 3:45 pm
Nice pictures Dan, I especially like your community tank, looks like a custom made tank to me. 
Is that a PH/CO2 monitor by JBL in the top right hand corner?
The zebras are looking good. Is their tank still in your shed or have you moved it indoors? Looks like you've got rid of the blue/green algae in the zebra tank. Is the blue probe looking thing in the bottom right hand corner of the zebra tank for your PH meter?
Post some more pics now that you know what to do.
Is that a PH/CO2 monitor by JBL in the top right hand corner?The zebras are looking good. Is their tank still in your shed or have you moved it indoors? Looks like you've got rid of the blue/green algae in the zebra tank. Is the blue probe looking thing in the bottom right hand corner of the zebra tank for your PH meter?
Post some more pics now that you know what to do.
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 4:27 pm
Thanks Ad
yes the tank was custom made by "the classic cabinet company" but it wasnt cheap!
the co2 moniter is by dennerle all my plant set up is made by dennerle.
yes you are correct the blue probe in the zebby tank is for the ph meter, ive just sent off for a new one but still waiting for it to arrive.
yes the tank is still out in the shed unfortunatly but i havent any other choice , i know its a bit off a risk specialy after reading you and barbies posts about you putting yor new tank in the garage. but its either the shed or nothing. or i could ask her if she wants to move house on the strength that there isnt enough room for the fish!! and see what she says
yes the tank was custom made by "the classic cabinet company" but it wasnt cheap!
the co2 moniter is by dennerle all my plant set up is made by dennerle.
yes you are correct the blue probe in the zebby tank is for the ph meter, ive just sent off for a new one but still waiting for it to arrive.
yes the tank is still out in the shed unfortunatly but i havent any other choice , i know its a bit off a risk specialy after reading you and barbies posts about you putting yor new tank in the garage. but its either the shed or nothing. or i could ask her if she wants to move house on the strength that there isnt enough room for the fish!! and see what she says
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:17 pm
Very nice tanks Dan! I especially like the last one, it looks ideal for breeding Zebras They should feel right at home in that one!
They should feel right at home in that one!Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:25 pm
Very beautifull tanks man!
I believe that 1st and 3rd pic are from the same tank.Am i right?
From what kind of material are your caves made?
I believe that 1st and 3rd pic are from the same tank.Am i right?
From what kind of material are your caves made?
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 5:54 pm
thanks husky
yes you are correct the tiles are made from natural roofing slate i got off my brotherinlaw
yes you are correct the tiles are made from natural roofing slate i got off my brotherinlaw
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 6:33 pm
The tanks look beyootiful Dan!
You might look into purchasing a small generator, or even a battery back up system for computers and plug in one of the powerheads and one heater? That would give you more time, if the power DID go off at least. Sorry to scare you with that thread. I just tend to be the person that the absolute worst things happen to, if it's possible.
Barbie
You might look into purchasing a small generator, or even a battery back up system for computers and plug in one of the powerheads and one heater? That would give you more time, if the power DID go off at least
. Sorry to scare you with that thread. I just tend to be the person that the absolute worst things happen to, if it's possible. Barbie
Posted: Sat Dec 18, 2004 7:07 pm
Ok then - "that part of the tank looks ideal for breeding Zebras. They should feel right at home in that part of the tank!"husky_jim wrote:
I believe that 1st and 3rd pic are from the same tank.Am i right?
