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One of the advantages (in my opinion) of the default layout is that is very compact......making it easier to read. Additions to the profile stamp increase vertical space. My recommendation: leave at least one layout untouched (no additions).....although I'm all for...
i see the "mark forums read" option.......but nothing for flagging them or marking them as un-read. i'm using the default style layout........maybe that's it. oh well.
funny, i was thinking/wondering the same thing. i assume you have kept casuarius........i'm aware of their natural habitat, but i'm curious if you noticed any detrimental effect on their behavior/health/reproduction due to low flow environments.
i've always had a soft spot for canister...
josh, seems the new software doesn't have this feature either. were you able to find any mods/plugins that allow marking a thread (in some manner) for future reference? i thought "watched threads" might work, but threads don't show unless there are unread messages. would help for individuals...
so my fishroom is comprised mostly of the 20 gal variety (give or take 10 gallons). as luck would have it though, i recently acquired a much larger tank (4' x 2' x 2'). while i'm pretty excited about the possibilities, i'm undecided about the filtration. my gut says stick with sponges, but...
i can't really say much either based on the pic, but if you have a spare hospital tank you could try a low-dose antibiotic (ie, tetracycline) or general purpose bacterial infection medication (ie, melafix).
those of you that have lush java fern, what is the nitrate level in your tank? i've never been a java fern fan, but recently decided to give it another try. i'm starting to wonder if weekly water changes are counter productive to healthy ferns. thanks.
sounds like you are referring to the efficiency of the actual ro membrane itself with respect to removing impurities, whereas i'm referring to the efficiency of the ro system as whole with respect to the creation of ro water vs waste water. i agree with your point.
never heard that. unfortunately, my tub of water outside only generates enough for feedings roughly every other week. would love to feed more given its simplicity.
just remember, based on your layout above, you'll need to order a 4-stage (the 4th stage being your RO membrane).....if indeed you're looking for a RO filter. i've heard good things about buckeye......i personally ordered from bulkreefsupply.
not necessarily.....based on my previous...
I went thru this not long ago when I finally decided to make the plunge. My experience was that everyone had a different opinion.....so here's mine:
(1) don't buy based on cost (get whatever fits your needs)
(2) a 4-stage is nice...but a 3-stage works just fine
(3) DI not required unless...