The pH of the tanks was under 5.0
One kg of bicarb was added to the sump.
Hell, Vaccination ... as well!
14 years ago
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- Fence Repaired- thanks Dave
- Summary of Weather Conditions for September
- Yard Maintenance
- Clean and Maintenance 29/9/05
- AutoFeed Activated
- Clean and Feed
- Ordered & RFQ for Equipment
- Born FREE! Tagging our Silver Perch
- I can see clearly now the algae has gone! Glass Clean
- Full Clean and Maintenance 25/9/05
- Quick Clean and Feed 24/9/05
- Tanks 1-5 pH
- Classwork 22/9/05
- Water Testing 20/9/05
- Maintenance 19/9/05
- Rainfall Summary for Norah Head
- Weather Report
- Clean and Feed 17/9/05
- A7 Water Test
- Maintenance & Classwork 16/9/05
- Maintenance and Installation of 'AutoFeed'
- New Worm Farm
- Water Testing 14/9/05
- Visit to Wadalba by the NSW Board of Vocational Ed...
- Routine Clean
- Central Coast Aquaculture Foundation
- A7 (Aquarium 7) Stocked with Silver Perch
- Water Testing
- Water Testing
- Aquarium 7 (School/Office Entry)
- Tracking Down Gambusia, Mosquitofish
- What is Gambusia, Mosquitofish
- Construction Complete 8/9/05
- Full Clean and Maintenance 7/9/05
- Fish Fed by John, Nick, Corey & Jermaine
- Weather Report Monday 5/9/05
- Fish Fed by John & Mitchell
- Weather Report Sunday 4/9/05
- Quick Clean- Syphoned T2 (Tank 2)
- Boiling Oyster Shells
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* Maybe Trout stress during fish transfer increased pH???
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