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Old June 11th 07, 11:46 PM posted to rec.aquaria.marine.reefs
A. Paul. Ing
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Default New reef tank doing great - Nano struggling in the heat

Well look it here the person responsible for all the crap in the
aquaria groups, through her hate group geared at turmoil and trolls,
is asking such a bunch as this whom she behind the scenes used to
ridicule for them being assinine dumbasses, but now she needs their
****nig help. How quaint!

Maybe folks need to re read the hate group and a few of your emails
about Wayne and Pszemol and Kurt in this group!


Remember too folks, that she slipped in there and started to delete
her posts trying to cover up her ways.....but there is still more than
enough reading to make yu leary of dealing with this person. Just key
in n the quoted texts or replies, her statements are still there, even
though her original statment was deleted by her......To bad she did
not think enough of her friend to give them any warning or time to do
what she did.........Hate mongors and grup agitaotrs is what they were
in a hidden behind the scenes events. All because she did not like
Carol Gulley aka Reel Mckoi and her upper hand on the aquaria groups
was slipping daily......NOw its all but gone! hahahahahaaha

http://groups.google.co.uk/group/rec...hgroups/topics

On Mon, 11 Jun 2007 23:39:08 +0100, Gill Passman
wrote:

Well I always thought that the level of T8s in the tank would be a
problem and I'm certainly being proved right.....the corals are very
unhappy - the blue legged hermits, clown fish, urchins, snails do not
seem to care in the slightest....

So.....I'm working on equalising the water between my new 350L tank and
the nano....mainly by using the water from the big tank for water
changes on the small.....in this way I am anticipating that moving the
corals across will be very easy and acclimitization at a minimum.....

But I don't want to tear down the little nano tank completely (15 gall)
- so I am wondering if the blue leg hermits and the Clown fish will cope
with the higher temps - it is pretty obvious that the corals
can't.....moving the fish is certainly an option but the blue legs
probably not as I have been told they would kill my red legs....

Any ideas or thoughts would be appreciated

TIA
Gill



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