Say something about the person above you. Pt II

[SmalltownDSMer]

Might buy one..

Jayson

 

[EDM95]

Pfffff

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Might have sneezed...

Jayson

 

[1990AWD]

Knows I need a drink.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Should swing on by.. Got plenty to go round.

Jayson

 

[1990AWD]

Knows I would if I could.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Knows I got the carpet out of the Gsx, going to prep early tomorrow so I can get the new black carpet in along with my new black center console that came today

Jayson

 

[1990AWD]

Might as well just dye his carpet.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Knows I'm not digging the idea of dying old carpet. Especially considering it has holes in it, and food ground into it from when I sold the car to another member. The carpet that I bought looks really good and formed really well. Will post pics tomorrow.

Jayson

 

[EDM95]

Should tell me if he has a kit to check the ph and ammonia in his tank.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Yes I do. Also a thermometer, aquarium salt and PH neutralizer. Knows its a complicated deal.

Jayson

 

[EDM95]

Most people think you can add water and fish and that's it right away.

 

[Bubbs Malone]

Knows better

-Throw in a sandstone rock or driftwood to balance your PH.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Knows I'm curious... Will real driftwood help the PH level?

Jayson

 

[Bubbs Malone]

Knows you might want to research it to be sure. I'm not sure if what they sell at the fish stores is any different. I had a rather large piece in my 100 gallon tank years ago and never had a PH problem. I usually buy a small sandstone for my smaller tanks and have never had a PH problem there either.

-Might want to know I just read a couple of threads, driftwood will not make a significant PH change. It looks like sandstone will raise PH, while limestone shingles or sand will stablize it.

This book is a good read about a lot of different fish species.

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[cl1ckclack]

knows i found a nice 1g im thinking about picking up.

 

[Dhan]

Should know I live for 1gs

 

[EDM95]

Knows you might want to research it to be sure. I'm not sure if what they sell at the fish stores is any different. I had a rather large piece in my 100 gallon tank years ago and never had a PH problem. I usually buy a small sandstone for my smaller tanks and have never had a PH problem there either.

-Might want to know I just read a couple of threads, driftwood will not make a significant PH change. It looks like sandstone will raise PH, while limestone shingles or sand will stablize it.

This book is a good read about a lot of different fish species.

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Where did you get that book? You ever read the book of Ada?

 

[Bubbs Malone]

Knows I thought you meant this at first. This video made me laugh, although I know for those who have a real problem, this is not a joke.

A Day Day (I Have A.D.D.) by Tornado Todd - Spoof of Hurricane Chris A Bay Bay - YouTube

I have not read the book of ADA, however the google search I just did shows it is a catalogue with usefull information on setting up your aquascape, neat.

 

[SmalltownDSMer]

Knows I want better pics of his fishy tank.

Jayson

 

[1990AWD]

Should know I got PM'd on my local forum that a DSM buddy of mine has a built 6 bolt brand new in wrapping I can get for $1500. He took in on trade on a car he sold but the guy never came back. Wiseco pistons, eagle rods, no balance shafts, ARP hardware, built head, HKS 272 cams...

 

[EDM95]

Wants better pics of said tank.

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[SmalltownDSMer]

Might want my free 2g bumper cover I have in the classifieds.

Jayson

 

[EDM95]

Sure if you pay shipping.

 

[Alan11]

should give me that bumper cover.