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Hello andy-Eco-tank, Welcome to Shrimp Keepers Forum. Please feel free to browse around and get to know others. If you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. View andy-Eco-tank's Profile1 point -
1 pointWell..... I'll definitely post some now :) I've only just gotten started this year..... stay posted1 point
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1 pointWhat I do is switch the toggle button (top left icon in editor) off, then paste the link. It seems to work for me that way. Give it a shot.1 point
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1 pointHi bluebolt I come across this video by Joey with a small stand alone pump but cannot find it in Australia1 point -
1 pointHi Robert some thing I do is float a container in my tank with the new shrimp/fish and use a air line pushed up in my water inlet pipe with a air line tap to set it to drip water in the container till almost full then put new stock in tank and remove container and water that they come in. Hope this give's you some new ideas that may work for you.1 point
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Looks like they'll have to adopt a little shadow panda from somewhere lol's1 point
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1 pointIt's on it's way dude, should be any day now.......waiting.........waiting, lol.1 point
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1 pointthose products should be used only if having issues, otherwise not required.1 point -
Hi mate, looks good but with a couple of extra pipes you could run a sump with auto top up from the ro tank. It will keep the parameters all the same and with more water it will be more stable. Cheers mick1 point -
Yeah, I'm breeding Betta Macrostoma & Betta Chanoidies1 point