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![]() "Cųllap§ed Lūng©² ° ° ³" wrote in message ... I wonder if someone could offer a little advice with this problem. I'm setting up a new tank for the kids and for the first time I'm putting a log in the bottom of the tank along with the usual assortment of rocks and gravel. The shop keeper we bought the tank off advised that we soak the log in boiling water for a few days until the water is clear, which we have done, but now the log has been introduced into the tank the water is going a slight brownish colour.. Is this normal and can we introduce the fish into the tank or do you think I need to start again until the water stays clear?? any advice will be greatfully appreciated. Rob -- Sleeping where no shadows fall Hi Rob The water will tend to discolour at first. After a couple of days filtration it should clear. E |
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sounds normal,
The log is realeasing tanins in the water which won't harm the fish Marcus http://www.aquatic-store.com/ Co2 tanks on sale Eheim 2026 $143 Co2 regulator and bubble counter with needle valve $75 WEBBOARD http://aquatic.yupapa.com/phpbb/index.php On Thu, 28 Aug 2003 19:42:30 GMT, "Cųllap§ed Lūng©² ° ° ³" wrote: I wonder if someone could offer a little advice with this problem. I'm setting up a new tank for the kids and for the first time I'm putting a log in the bottom of the tank along with the usual assortment of rocks and gravel. The shop keeper we bought the tank off advised that we soak the log in boiling water for a few days until the water is clear, which we have done, but now the log has been introduced into the tank the water is going a slight brownish colour.. Is this normal and can we introduce the fish into the tank or do you think I need to start again until the water stays clear?? any advice will be greatfully appreciated. Rob |
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"Easyrider" babbled on like an
idiot and said in news ![]() "Cųllap§ed Lūng©² ° ° ³" wrote in message ... I wonder if someone could offer a little advice with this problem. I'm setting up a new tank for the kids and for the first time I'm putting a log in the bottom of the tank along with the usual assortment of rocks and gravel. The shop keeper we bought the tank off advised that we soak the log in boiling water for a few days until the water is clear, which we have done, but now the log has been introduced into the tank the water is going a slight brownish colour.. Is this normal and can we introduce the fish into the tank or do you think I need to start again until the water stays clear?? any advice will be greatfully appreciated. Rob -- Sleeping where no shadows fall Hi Rob The water will tend to discolour at first. After a couple of days filtration it should clear. E thanks for the info... Rob -- Sleeping where no shadows fall |
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AQUATIC-STORE.COM sales a@t aquatic-store.com babbled on like
an idiot and said in : sounds normal, The log is realeasing tanins in the water which won't harm the fish Marcus thanks for the info marcus. Rob -- Sleeping where no shadows fall |
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