What happened to you today :)
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Re: What happened to you today :)
well finally got off my lazy butt and fixed 2 problems, 1 was an oil leak that needed a new gasket(found out there wasnt even one there to start with) and the other was to use JB weld to fix my radiator(temp till i get the money for a new one) have to wait till the JB weld sets up before I can see if ethier one was successful or not. So I wont know till tomorrow AM
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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Re: What happened to you today :)
Oh it's alright, not like you had anywhere to go anyways, right?
hehe...
I thought I was losing my mind, could not find my keys last night or all day today.
Kiddo said she had them, but that she put them back on the couch. Next thing you know, I caught her mumbling about play dough and the garbage... I made her say it again, and she said, "I used your keys to try and open my 'play' and it didn't work so they're garbage."
Uhh, yea.
So I got to dig through all of our leftovers I tossed (cleaned fridge out this a.m.) and then remembered (After digging through a bunch of GROSS GROSS stuff) I took the trash out last night and put in a new bag - so ran out and dug through one that sat out in the heat all day - and found them...
GOTTA LOVE KIDS!
hehe...
I thought I was losing my mind, could not find my keys last night or all day today.
Kiddo said she had them, but that she put them back on the couch. Next thing you know, I caught her mumbling about play dough and the garbage... I made her say it again, and she said, "I used your keys to try and open my 'play' and it didn't work so they're garbage."
Uhh, yea.
So I got to dig through all of our leftovers I tossed (cleaned fridge out this a.m.) and then remembered (After digging through a bunch of GROSS GROSS stuff) I took the trash out last night and put in a new bag - so ran out and dug through one that sat out in the heat all day - and found them...
GOTTA LOVE KIDS!

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Re: What happened to you today :)
ROFL!!
Sorry that made my day! Very funny story!
Sorry that made my day! Very funny story!
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Re: What happened to you today :)
Well - i picked the new tank up - and the answer to my questions was kindof answered as soon as we lifted it -
THERES NO CHANCE IN HELL THAT WE ARE GOING TO GET IT UP THE 3-4 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS -
so its in the van ready for someone else to buy
£50 for a 6fft x 18x 30 tnk anyone?
THERES NO CHANCE IN HELL THAT WE ARE GOING TO GET IT UP THE 3-4 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS -
so its in the van ready for someone else to buy
£50 for a 6fft x 18x 30 tnk anyone?
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Re: What happened to you today :)
Ill take it, just gotta figure out shipping
RTR wrote:Fahakas do not have tank mates, they may have swimming food reserves.
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Re: What happened to you today :)
Is that 18" high or from front to back? 
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And on a different note, I almost lost one of my baby pygmies today. I went to feed and water them and one was missing. Long story short, it had climbed out of the top of the container because the "door" wasn't all the way shut. It had climbed up onto a hot water bottle that was sitting on top of my fish tank (where their container is kept) and I didn't notice it because it's so darn tiny. There was also a kitchen towel up there and I had taken that down before I knew it was gone, and thinking back, if the wee little thing had been on that towel, it probably would have fallen on the floor when I pulled it down, and I might have walked on it, or the dogs gotten it. But as it is, I did find it and had to chuckle at the thought of something that small going AWOL and making it so far!
I'm glad I found it though and the door is completely secure now.
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And on a different note, I almost lost one of my baby pygmies today. I went to feed and water them and one was missing. Long story short, it had climbed out of the top of the container because the "door" wasn't all the way shut. It had climbed up onto a hot water bottle that was sitting on top of my fish tank (where their container is kept) and I didn't notice it because it's so darn tiny. There was also a kitchen towel up there and I had taken that down before I knew it was gone, and thinking back, if the wee little thing had been on that towel, it probably would have fallen on the floor when I pulled it down, and I might have walked on it, or the dogs gotten it. But as it is, I did find it and had to chuckle at the thought of something that small going AWOL and making it so far!
I'm glad I found it though and the door is completely secure now.
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Re: What happened to you today :)
18 fdepth 30 high - dph 10mm thick glass
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Re: What happened to you today :)
autophotos wrote:Well - i picked the new tank up - and the answer to my questions was kindof answered as soon as we lifted it -
THERES NO CHANCE IN HELL THAT WE ARE GOING TO GET IT UP THE 3-4 FLIGHTS OF STAIRS -
so its in the van ready for someone else to buy
£50 for a 6fft x 18x 30 tnk anyone?
Invest in some lifting straps
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Re: What happened to you today :)
the only windows we have to our flat are attic windows and the tank wont fit through -
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Re: What happened to you today :)
I assume the turning radius on the step landing won't allow for a tank that size 
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Re: What happened to you today :)
J-P trust me - itsss not a going in lol
i wish - but if we move - which may be on the cards sometime next year or so then it would have to stay in the flat.
On a brighter note - i found a great deal on some potted plants for my tanks - the store had some new stock in so were clearing off the old stock at £1 per plant -
well i couldnt help myself and came away with 14 plants and some pink ramshorn snails.
Now if i were to buy the plants at normal price they would be £3 each or 4 for £11 so i would have had to pay
£39 plus the snails -- what a bargain hey.
However - still no buyer for the tank yet - lots of people right accross the other side of the country interested but no takers yet. doh!
i wish - but if we move - which may be on the cards sometime next year or so then it would have to stay in the flat.
On a brighter note - i found a great deal on some potted plants for my tanks - the store had some new stock in so were clearing off the old stock at £1 per plant -
well i couldnt help myself and came away with 14 plants and some pink ramshorn snails.
Now if i were to buy the plants at normal price they would be £3 each or 4 for £11 so i would have had to pay
£39 plus the snails -- what a bargain hey.
However - still no buyer for the tank yet - lots of people right accross the other side of the country interested but no takers yet. doh!
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Re: What happened to you today :)
I am devastated because I found one of my most favourite puffers dead a little while ago -- my salivator puffer. I had just commented on another member's post (they had just gotten a salivator) about how fond I am of my salivator. I don't think he's been well for a few days because he's been up towards the top of the tank and normally he's a bottom dweller. He was fairly dark earlier and I thought he was dead then, but he swam off and I thought maybe he had been sleeping. But then later, no mistaking, he was very dead and very puffed up. I honestly don't know why he died, but I've had him a long time and I am heart-broken. It's not easy to find those puffers either, so it's not even likely that I can replace him.
What a bummer!
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What a bummer!
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Re: What happened to you today :)
That's a shame
I'd love to have a salivator male.
Today we're picking up our new larger tank. In the near future we'll be getting 3 altum angels which is very exciting. They're gorgeous in pictures. Looks like in the near future we'll be doing up a brand new tank and then selling our old one.
Today we're picking up our new larger tank. In the near future we'll be getting 3 altum angels which is very exciting. They're gorgeous in pictures. Looks like in the near future we'll be doing up a brand new tank and then selling our old one.
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Re: What happened to you today :)
Wooohooo. New tank is now sold. Delivered it to a bloke some 50 miles away. What a mission that was.