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Hello Friends,I will be in the US (for the first time) in December. My travels include a drive from Las Vegas to Salt Lake City. I have a few days in both locations. I wouldReally love to visit a…Continue
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Hi all,What plants, other than lettuce, will grow on a floating raft system?Thanks,EcoOwlContinue
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Hi All,My tank is about 1100 litres, and I have about 50 Talapia fingerlings and 10 odd Goldfish in the tank. The fish are all still small, about 5 or 6cm's. I lost 4 fish last weekend, they had what…Continue
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Hi all,My new system is cycling and we are now ready to add the Talapia.I have about 10 6cm goldfish in the tank.I am adding 50 8cm Talapia.do I need to remove the goldfish or can they live together…Continue
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Eco - just check with the manufacturers of the bins that the material used is OK for food production - a lot of the cheaper recycled plastics are great for everything else but as it cannot be verified that there are no potential problems with the source plastic (such as chemicals that it may contain or have been stored in it) you have to make up your own mind on whether you want to use it or not.
In terms of the Hydroton (expanded clay): I do not feel the benefits justify the price of a whole bed full of the stuff. It is easy on the hands and do weigh less than gravel, but at most, I will consider a bed that is topped off with the stuff, but not filled completely.
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