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chris600 wrote:hey guys i have some lillies to get rid of ,there pretty big and flowering already , the roots are clogging up all my pumps and filtersi just need a couple ,if any one wants them please contact me @ 781-4112 ,bring your own garbage bags to fill them in please
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Yodins wrote:i saw fishy bizniz sellin alligator gars or what he claims to be them for 250 and aros for 400. anyone can verify the gars if they are alligators and does anyone know where i can get cheaper silver aros?
napster16 wrote:http://www.putlocker.com/file/FD6754CBF7A32BFC#
I think TANKED is my new favourite show
Yodins wrote:nice Kasey! how big were they? around a finger length? were they the normal silver arowanas? do you need a secure cover for them on your aquarium? are they hardy fish (pH/salinity tolerant etc.) ? i wanna know all about them by Sunday (possibly my birthday gift).
same thing for the gars
Kasey wrote:Yodins wrote:nice Kasey! how big were they? around a finger length? were they the normal silver arowanas? do you need a secure cover for them on your aquarium? are they hardy fish (pH/salinity tolerant etc.) ? i wanna know all about them by Sunday (possibly my birthday gift).
same thing for the gars
Total length bout 4 inches. Yes silver, you would have to pay much much much more for any other color. The silver arowanas are the cheapest type of arowana. You need a secure cover for ur aquarium, but mine not jumpin yet as he in a 4 ft tank so that huge for his size right now. They are hardy fish cause once they are broken in with non-live food, they eat almost anything.
The one Chais's has are not broken to non-live food, they feed them feeder fish (aka drain fish). U'll have to do that urself by starving them for a day or two, and hope they start to eat pellet or somm after.
Good luck.
Kasey wrote:Yodins wrote:nice Kasey! how big were they? around a finger length? were they the normal silver arowanas? do you need a secure cover for them on your aquarium? are they hardy fish (pH/salinity tolerant etc.) ? i wanna know all about them by Sunday (possibly my birthday gift).
same thing for the gars
Total length bout 4 inches. Yes silver, you would have to pay much much much more for any other color. The silver arowanas are the cheapest type of arowana. You need a secure cover for ur aquarium, but mine not jumpin yet as he in a 4 ft tank so that huge for his size right now. They are hardy fish cause once they are broken in with non-live food, they eat almost anything.
The one Chais's has are not broken to non-live food, they feed them feeder fish (aka drain fish). U'll have to do that urself by starving them for a day or two, and hope they start to eat pellet or somm after.
Good luck.
UML wrote:Kasey wrote:Yodins wrote:nice Kasey! how big were they? around a finger length? were they the normal silver arowanas? do you need a secure cover for them on your aquarium? are they hardy fish (pH/salinity tolerant etc.) ? i wanna know all about them by Sunday (possibly my birthday gift).
same thing for the gars
Total length bout 4 inches. Yes silver, you would have to pay much much much more for any other color. The silver arowanas are the cheapest type of arowana. You need a secure cover for ur aquarium, but mine not jumpin yet as he in a 4 ft tank so that huge for his size right now. They are hardy fish cause once they are broken in with non-live food, they eat almost anything.
The one Chais's has are not broken to non-live food, they feed them feeder fish (aka drain fish). U'll have to do that urself by starving them for a day or two, and hope they start to eat pellet or somm after.
Good luck.
better cover ur tank buddy....they jump!!! unless u life an empty 4ft tank
HondaB20B wrote:napster16 wrote:http://www.putlocker.com/file/FD6754CBF7A32BFC#
I think TANKED is my new favourite show
All that fish in the MOB experience tank mustbe aint even last the next morning due to no no live rock. At 1100gal, unless they have a sump about 5-600gal with cured live rock? And they even mix salt the same evening and put in all those big fish........LOL.
The phonebooth and all.......................NEVER HAPPEN.
I must admit, nice ideas though
napster16 wrote:htttp://www.reefcentral.com
Got to understand that many of the constructions from 'TANKED' turn out to be no good. Just for entertainment purposes. Not to mention the livestock dying and 'not so strong' builds..
There is an excellent article about Season 2 of Tanked in the May 2012 issue of Tropical Fish Magazine. In this article, they talk about their quarantine process, including how they utilize local stores to help with their quarantine process while they are building the tanks. Apparently, they got loads of hate mail because they weren't even mentioning what all of us would refer to as the critical parts of successful fishkeeping. Very worthwhile magazine and article. Highly recommend you guys read it.
Wayde says, “We make sure any of the fish that we’re going to get are eating and are in good shape and condition. Reality TV is reality TV; most of the time everything looks like it’s done overnight. We don’t want people to think that it’s being done overnight—people need to understand that all the builds and everything that we do, they don’t happen instantaneously; it takes time. We do whatever we can to ensure the proper environment for the fish, whether it be food, feeding, so forth and so on.”
Brett’s favorite tank that he installed is in Scotland and is a whopping 32 feet tall and 11 feet in diameter. In fact, there was no crane in Scotland large enough to support the aquarium, so one had to be driven in from London. Located on what used to be the Gleneagles golf course, the tank is in a four-story private home that was designed around the aquarium. The tank and installation cost $1.6 million and has everything from sharks and rays to triggers and angelfish.
superman cre8tions wrote:Hi Guys,
Got a Freshwater stingray (retic) with fugus on its tail .
What can i use to fix this problem .? i know they are very sensitive to meds .
Any advice?
ryan99tt wrote:anybody know where have gars?
HondaB20B wrote:http://reefcentral.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2167302
I think youll see most, if not all, them out for sale eventually. We know the time and dedication it takes to maintain a SW aquarium. These customers DONT. The show puts a SUPERSTOOOOPID tank in their busines and/or home, and they have no clue of the time. Therefore into the classifieds it goes. These guys really oughtta educate their customer first. So all these fish dont die....especially since most of them I could never afford.
Originally Posted by Landsailor View Post
That would be the reason for the first sentence in the first paragraph.
Before the episode with the Black Spade Tattoo aired, a local posted about the owner having nothing but trouble with it and how everything had died within a few days of installation. Shocker.
See now I heard from a local the exact opposite. Soooo, I guess we need some proof of either outcome.
Originally Posted by WienerDog View Post
I think youll see most, if not all, them out for sale eventually. We know the time and dedication it takes to maintain a SW aquarium. These customers DONT. The show puts a SUPERSTOOOOPID tank in their busines and/or home, and they have no clue of the time. Therefore into the classifieds it goes. These guys really oughtta educate their customer first. So all these fish dont die....especially since most of them I could never afford.
Except they have had quite a few customers they do tanks for that are repeat customers.
LucaG wrote:Hey guys, i have a 60 gal saltwater tank. I have my skimmer and phosban reactor running on the tank presently. I have the tank running about close to a month now and my nitrate does not want to drop. Other than doing water changes is there anything else i can try ? I used instant ocean nitrate reducer but no change. I am looking to setup a coral tank and then add back my fish. Help needed.
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