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Basic Understanding of Dissolved Oxygen in Freshwater
"And they claim to be <"experts">." in what? :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #30
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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CO2 measurement - when all things are taken into account
Yes.. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #24
- Forum: Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
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CO2 measurement - when all things are taken into account
Is it calibrated at just one point, ie pH7? Not with two different solutions?- sparkyweasel
- Post #10
- Forum: Carbon Dioxide (CO2)
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My second go at a planted tank a lot bigger this time
And you don't forget quickly. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #64
- Forum: Planted Tank Gallery
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Hello from this new member in coastal Rhode Island, USA
Welcome! :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #4
- Forum: Members Introductions
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New tank query
Welcome! :) How are you measuring the ammonia? How are you preparing your tapwater?- sparkyweasel
- Post #10
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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Dosing ferts on low tech aquarium
You're not the only one.- sparkyweasel
- Post #12
- Forum: Aquarium Fert Dosing
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Help with ongoing battle against BGA
The new filter should help; how long have you had it?- sparkyweasel
- Post #3
- Forum: Algae
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First time planter
Welcome! :) Lots of plants will grow well in plain gravel. Also you can get fertiliser tablets to push into the gravel for those plants that need it. If you do choose active substrate you are right that you can presoak it to get the ammonia out before use.- sparkyweasel
- Post #3
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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I need either a) bigger tank b) less plants
c) more tanks :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #4
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Plant or Green Creature thing?
I have found it grows like mad for a while, then dies out of its own accord.- sparkyweasel
- Post #3
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Tanks been cleaned with chemicals?
You could keep some Daphnia in it to see if they survive.- sparkyweasel
- Post #8
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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Setting up a second emergency-ish tank
Prime can cause a false positive ammonia reading, unless you use Seachem's test kit. There's some info on their website, in the FAQs.- sparkyweasel
- Post #4
- Forum: Fish
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Resolved! Anyone else not able to quote?
Quote seems to work for me. But the appearance is strange.- sparkyweasel
- Post #7
- Forum: Forum Assistance
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Are my Shy Green Neon Tetras - causing embers to hide?
Absolutely. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #9
- Forum: Fish
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Just Stop Oil Protesters
Injecting it, or protesting about it? :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #26
- Forum: Off Topic / Chit-Chat
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Fish dying when do a water change
Have you tried boiling water in a saucepan and tasting that?- sparkyweasel
- Post #50
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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Fish dying when do a water change
Are you using the rising main tap?- sparkyweasel
- Post #7
- Forum: Water Chemistry
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Bloodworm cultivation
They are good for all-black angelfish which can suffer from dietary deficiencies due to making the extra black pigment (melanin). I don't know of any particular benefit to other fish.- sparkyweasel
- Post #9
- Forum: Inverts
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BABIIIEES
If the tank is well-established there could well be enough microscopic life to feed them until they are big enough for your banana worms etc. If you have a water butt, or a fish-free pond, you could take some water from there to add some micro-food. Balance the water temperature to match the...- sparkyweasel
- Post #2
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Amino larvae
It's quite a challenge, @Hanuman has documented his adventures here; Amano shrimp breeding project bis- sparkyweasel
- Post #2
- Forum: Inverts
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Cyanobacteria / BGA outbreak
Some information about your tank would help. :) Tank info guidelines here. https://www.ukaps.org/forum/threads/please-read-the-guidelines-for-algae-help.60672/- sparkyweasel
- Post #2
- Forum: Algae
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Suitable environment for fish?
They also call it "grass" and "weed". That might suggest a lack of botanical knowledge, or hint at what they were under the influence of. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #11
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Ruby Tetra (Axelrodia riesei)
Only by Seriously Fish, but I don't think it means what they think it means. Inconcieveable! :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #19
- Forum: Fish
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PURE Aquarium
Only about a quarter of it is about the product, and most of that is telling us what it doesn't claim to do. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #20
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Last Post
They don't even realise they are only providing a third class service as it is. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #2
- Forum: Off Topic / Chit-Chat
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Armano Shrimp Larvae or parasite?
It looks like a Glassworm, Chaoborus midge larva. Chaoborus- sparkyweasel
- Post #2
- Forum: Inverts
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Twinstar..what is it?
That is about electrolysis of salt water, - which explains where the chlorine comes from.- sparkyweasel
- Post #1,004
- Forum: General Planted Tank Discussions
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Embarking on an Aquascaping Adventure:
Welcome! :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #8
- Forum: Members Introductions
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Show your orchids!
Pollocks? My first thought was close then. :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #346
- Forum: Gardens, Gardening, and Houseplants
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New Aquascaper from Surrey - going high tech!
Welcome! :)- sparkyweasel
- Post #4
- Forum: Members Introductions