My Catfish pics.... Pims in 2000gallon
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My Catfish pics.... Pims in 2000gallon
Here are my Pims in the 2000.
22-24 inch RTC
19 inch TSN
18 inch L. Longibarbis
17 inch L. Longibarbis
they live in a 10x10x2.5 pool....
22-24 inch RTC
19 inch TSN
18 inch L. Longibarbis
17 inch L. Longibarbis
they live in a 10x10x2.5 pool....
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Here is a Link to the Steps i took making the filtration..
http://www.arofanatics.com/members/peac ... rojectdone
I run around 2500-3000 gallons an hour.... i have NO mechanical filtration.... but yet is stays crystal clear... its because i have a large Settling basin.
only filtration i have running now is that Wetdry.... around 50 gallons if bioballs.
http://www.arofanatics.com/members/peac ... rojectdone
I run around 2500-3000 gallons an hour.... i have NO mechanical filtration.... but yet is stays crystal clear... its because i have a large Settling basin.
only filtration i have running now is that Wetdry.... around 50 gallons if bioballs.
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Leiarius Marmoratas...
the name was changed i believe..
also.. i got this pond from http://www.pearslofparadise.com
the name was changed i believe..
also.. i got this pond from http://www.pearslofparadise.com
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skinny dipping!
i would get the ol' swimming trunks out and the snorkel too
"Bathing with Catfish"
sure to make a nice TV show; where's the underwatercam?
I'd love to have a pond like that; you could do "dolphintherapy", but with fish much cooler than dolphins; like the ones already in there.
The only one I really would add is Pseudodoras niger or Megalodoras.
skinny dipping!
i would get the ol' swimming trunks out and the snorkel too
"Bathing with Catfish"
sure to make a nice TV show; where's the underwatercam?
I'd love to have a pond like that; you could do "dolphintherapy", but with fish much cooler than dolphins; like the ones already in there.
The only one I really would add is Pseudodoras niger or Megalodoras.
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A M. tigrinus is to small of a fish to hang out with my boys...... But yes.. this is the best set up for a SHoval nose.. The sides of the pond act as padding when fish ram it.. so it wont Dent up their nose.
I fill the pond up probly around 100 gallons a weak lost in evaporation....
Durring the night i keep it covered up with a tarp.
I fill the pond up probly around 100 gallons a weak lost in evaporation....
Durring the night i keep it covered up with a tarp.
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That much humidity being introduced into a house is liable to become a problem very soon! I'd check the condition of your attic insulation frequently as all the evaporation water has to go somewhere. In the winter it'll likely be condensing on the rafters of your attic.
I have seen similar setups where the owner build a tent around the pond out of clear plastic sheeting and ducted a bath fan on a timer to the outside. You'll likely save allot of make-up water this way and it may save the roof of your house.
I have seen similar setups where the owner build a tent around the pond out of clear plastic sheeting and ducted a bath fan on a timer to the outside. You'll likely save allot of make-up water this way and it may save the roof of your house.
Sincerely,
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lol Alot of people underestimated me and my will... its ok..mokmu wrote:Great pond PB! Finally did it. I have to eat my own words. I shall tell you this. I never thought you'd get around to actually doing it. A lot of work and consideration, I see, has gone into it. Congratulations! Keep it up.
PS Good looking fish too!
Regards,
Mike D.
thanks for your compliments man.. its realy nice.
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Wow...
And I though 200 gallons was alot ... say did you ever consider trying to take pics with a disposiable underwater camera??
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