wanted female lda 072 county durham area you can pm me on here

no having posting problems click once and it
posts more than once doing the same on fb
sorry

cheers jools

can anyone help me id this plec please
the small one on the side of the cave please

i have made repairs on filters were the rubber
caps ware out at each end of the impeller by using
some air line or some small bore rubber pipe you sometimes
get in puncture repair kits and you can also find it in
fishing tackle shops hope this helps

looks like bloat with a secondary bacterial infection
could be due to a high protein diet i have seen this
been brought about with feeding to much blood worm
water changes and fresh veg

is there a place on the forum that deals with technical
stuff light build lighting rigs and sumps and filters
and the likes sorry for asking

i said i was wanting to do a refresher course
well that is going t to keep me busy reading when i cant sleep
at night

I don't know about feeding them to plecos, but should be alright in moderation. I used to keep the eggs from anything I caught on fishing trips to feed to my fish that evening when I got home. Most things conditioned rather well on them. My only caveat would be not to overfeed with these. Any that ...

i can get my hands on some crab eggs and some fish eggs (soft roe)
would these be ok to feed to plecs they have not been in brine or vinegar
the crab eggs have been boiled and the fish eggs (soft roe)are still raw

does ph have any effect on nitrite whether its less
toxic at a lower ph or a higher ph i have been reading
that nitrite is actually more toxic to fish than ammonia
is but i dont know if it is or not i have study the nitrogen cycle over and
over i did my first nitrogen cycle diagram at eight ...

i am trying to study ammonia nitrite and nitrate a bit more and
i was wondering if there is some where on here or if some one can
suggest a site where i can do a bit more studying on ammonia nitrite and nitrate
any help would be great i have been keeping fish for a long time so thought
it was ...

A well built all glass silicone bonded tank doesn't require a secondary filet seal. In such a well built tank the secondary filet seal adds absolutely nothing to the tank's structural integrity. It merely adds insurance against leakage in case there are defects in the primary joint seals.
I have ...

sorry jools i didn't know i thought with them using
the logo i thought you might of been a member the
drift of it was some was on about keeping plecs
or something like and they dragged up that they
eat and chew on silicone sealer

https://www.facebook.com/groups/Plecosalesnswap/ its on here somewhere

it came up on a face book page jools
i didnt think it was true i have been
keeping fish for 41 years this october
never heard of it at all

i have been keeping plecs and fish for many years 40 plus
to be honest and i have just been told that plecs eat silicone
sealer i have never heard of this in all my time of fish keeping
can any one shine some light on this quandary cheers

hello i have a slight problem i breed bronze
and paleatus and i have no problem keeping the bronze
fry alive but i do with the paleatus the bronze seem to feed
all the time but i have noticed that the paleatus don't feed
as vigorously as the bronze fry can you shine any light on this
please ...