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This is obviously a new tank. But I love the way the ludwigia repens is
turning out. Full view of tank http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0005_s.jpg The left side http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0008_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0010_s.jpg My baby tiger lotus (and spits of dwarf hairgrass) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0009_s.jpg The ludwigia repens Roots in the water column, BBA on the fern (the SAE's don;t like the stuff much) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0015_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0017_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0018_s.jpg Hope you like :D. |
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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 21:29:33 -0500, "Nemo" wrote:
This is obviously a new tank. But I love the way the ludwigia repens is turning out. Full view of tank http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0005_s.jpg The left side http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0008_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0010_s.jpg My baby tiger lotus (and spits of dwarf hairgrass) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0009_s.jpg The ludwigia repens Roots in the water column, BBA on the fern (the SAE's don;t like the stuff much) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0015_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0017_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0018_s.jpg Hope you like :D. Yep, sure do... will really look good in a few weeks as all the plants fill out some. What sort of substrate are you using? I notice the river gravel on the top layer, is there flourite or anything else below it? I am breaking down one of my 55's soon, to be replaced with a 220 and then will be moving that 'extra' 55 up to my bedroom... so I have some planning to do. Nice chunk of drftwood by the way, from floridadriftwood.com? |
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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 21:29:33 -0500, "Nemo" wrote:
This is obviously a new tank. But I love the way the ludwigia repens is turning out. Full view of tank http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0005_s.jpg The left side http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0008_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0010_s.jpg My baby tiger lotus (and spits of dwarf hairgrass) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0009_s.jpg The ludwigia repens Roots in the water column, BBA on the fern (the SAE's don;t like the stuff much) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0015_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0017_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0018_s.jpg Hope you like :D. Yeah.... sure do..... having recently returned to the hobby I used to love, and now having a wife into it to, I am looking forward to getting a planted tank.... the raw beauty of this tank is enough to make anyone want one... Thanks! Tony |
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On Thu, 4 Mar 2004 21:29:33 -0500, "Nemo" wrote:
This is obviously a new tank. But I love the way the ludwigia repens is turning out. Full view of tank http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0005_s.jpg The left side http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0008_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0010_s.jpg My baby tiger lotus (and spits of dwarf hairgrass) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0009_s.jpg The ludwigia repens Roots in the water column, BBA on the fern (the SAE's don;t like the stuff much) http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0015_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0017_s.jpg http://www3.sympatico.ca/alkindi/PICT0018_s.jpg Hope you like :D. Yeah.... sure do..... having recently returned to the hobby I used to love, and now having a wife into it to, I am looking forward to getting a planted tank.... the raw beauty of this tank is enough to make anyone want one... Thanks! Tony |
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Hi. Please don't post binary files (i.e. pictures) to non-binary
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Hi. Please don't post binary files (i.e. pictures) to non-binary
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On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 22:05:20 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: Hi. Please don't post binary files (i.e. pictures) to non-binary newsgroups. Thanks~! He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. |
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On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 22:05:20 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: Hi. Please don't post binary files (i.e. pictures) to non-binary newsgroups. Thanks~! He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. |
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GloFish wrote:
Nemo did post any binaries... a quick check on the message size indicates that.... Victor wasn't talking about Nemo, but rather about "Dum Fish". In point of fact, "Dum Fish" didn't post a binary either. Instead, he posted HTML, which frankly is almost as bad. Usenet is a plain text environment, not a web board. I don't really blame Dum Fish, though. He's using WebTV which apparently encourages users to ignore standards. -- www.ericschreiber.com |
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bannor wrote:
He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... -- Victor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he |
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bannor wrote:
He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... -- Victor Martinez Owned and operated by the Fantastic Seven (TM) Send your spam he Email me he |
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On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 22:05:20 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: Hi. Please don't post binary files (i.e. pictures) to non-binary newsgroups. Thanks~! Nemo did post any binaries... a quick check on the message size indicates that.... Great pics... really are! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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On Sat, 06 Mar 2004 05:31:21 GMT, Victor Martinez
wrote: bannor wrote: He didn't... he posted LINKS to those pictures... those pictures were/are stored on a webserver somewhere OTHER than your news-server. My bad, I saw the images and the "attachment" symbol and assumed he had posted binaries. Posting embedded html is just as bad though... And my bad..... Guess I had too much coffee at that point... I sit correct, and beg forgivness :-) Unfotuneatly.. WebTV has few options for it's users.... personally I never understood it's appeal, and saw it as a typical MS approach.... ignore standards, and try to force the world to their own standards... shrug Peace to you all, and thanks for all the wonderful advice and knowledge!!!! Tony |
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"bannor" bannor -at- echoes - net - mind the spam block wrote in message
... [ ...] Sorry for the delayed response. My usenet server was not working well. What sort of substrate are you using? I notice the river gravel on the top layer, is there flourite or anything else below it? The substrate is 100% fluorite, aprox. 2.5 inches deep. Below it, is glass :). I am breaking down one of my 55's soon, to be replaced with a 220 and then will be moving that 'extra' 55 up to my bedroom... so I have some planning to do. Post links to your pics when done. 220, wow! you must be single or have a very loving wife :). Nice chunk of drftwood by the way, from floridadriftwood.com? Two pieces set side by side to look like one piece. Mopani wood from SuperPet. |
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Yeah.... sure do..... having recently returned to the hobby I used
to love, and now having a wife into it to, I am looking forward to getting a planted tank.... the raw beauty of this tank is enough to make anyone want one... Thanks! My pleasure. Glade you like it ;) |
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"bannor" bannor -at- echoes - net - mind the spam block wrote in message
... [ ...] Sorry for the delayed response. My usenet server was not working well. What sort of substrate are you using? I notice the river gravel on the top layer, is there flourite or anything else below it? The substrate is 100% fluorite, aprox. 2.5 inches deep. Below it, is glass :). I am breaking down one of my 55's soon, to be replaced with a 220 and then will be moving that 'extra' 55 up to my bedroom... so I have some planning to do. Post links to your pics when done. 220, wow! you must be single or have a very loving wife :). Nice chunk of drftwood by the way, from floridadriftwood.com? Two pieces set side by side to look like one piece. Mopani wood from SuperPet. |
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Yeah.... sure do..... having recently returned to the hobby I used
to love, and now having a wife into it to, I am looking forward to getting a planted tank.... the raw beauty of this tank is enough to make anyone want one... Thanks! My pleasure. Glade you like it ;) |
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On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:56:27 -0500, "Nemo" wrote:
"bannor" bannor -at- echoes - net - mind the spam block wrote in message .. . [ ...] Sorry for the delayed response. My usenet server was not working well. What sort of substrate are you using? I notice the river gravel on the top layer, is there flourite or anything else below it? The substrate is 100% fluorite, aprox. 2.5 inches deep. Below it, is glass Hmmm... the Flourite looks lite in color... more like the river gravel I have in my tank... maybe it is just the lighting. I am breaking down one of my 55's soon, to be replaced with a 220 and then will be moving that 'extra' 55 up to my bedroom... so I have some planning to do. Post links to your pics when done. 220, wow! you must be single or have a very loving wife :). We are both enraptured by our fish tanks... I am building a DIY wooden tank with glass on one end and the front. However, I have run into a problem with the floor in the living room. It is VERY solid, but the house was built over a 100 years ago with very green wood and now the floor sags in multiple directions. I have to figure out a way of leveling the stand on a very uneven floor, the farther out from the wall, the worse it gets. The tank that is in that position right now is on a Metal, 4 leg stand and three of the leggs are leveled up with pieces of wood that gets used to level a door. 3 pieces on one corner, two on one and one on the last corner... The tank is still not completely level, off by about 1/4 inch due to settling. I know I can't do that with a bigger tank. Too much weight to allow it to be non-level. So, I have to spend a large amount of money ripping up the floor, planeing down the joists and re-leveling it all. That is going to take most of the summer. Sucks... I had already built the stand before I found the problem was as bad as it is. Well, I call it a stand, it is actually a complete wall unit. streches from the corner to the doorway. 8.5 feet. Anyway... when I first attempted to place the unit in the room was when I found that the floor is shaped like a letter W both left to right, and front to back and drops by about 2.5 inches from wall to outside edge so a simple shim won't work and neither will those screw out leveling furniture 'feet'. The previous owner of the home had just replaced the carpet with a VERY deep pile, probably to hide the unlevel floors. Living room and Den have the same problem. Living room is where the big tank will go. The den has almost been completely converted to a Fish room... although I do I have my computer set up in there as well. 4 Tanks. 55, 2 X 29 and a 10 for isolation. Nice chunk of drftwood by the way, from floridadriftwood.com? Two pieces set side by side to look like one piece. Mopani wood from SuperPet. Wow... it looks like one continuous piece and is absolutely beautiful. I will be shopping for some very large pieces once I get the stand leveled out. |
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On Tue, 9 Mar 2004 21:56:27 -0500, "Nemo" wrote:
"bannor" bannor -at- echoes - net - mind the spam block wrote in message .. . [ ...] Sorry for the delayed response. My usenet server was not working well. What sort of substrate are you using? I notice the river gravel on the top layer, is there flourite or anything else below it? The substrate is 100% fluorite, aprox. 2.5 inches deep. Below it, is glass Hmmm... the Flourite looks lite in color... more like the river gravel I have in my tank... maybe it is just the lighting. I am breaking down one of my 55's soon, to be replaced with a 220 and then will be moving that 'extra' 55 up to my bedroom... so I have some planning to do. Post links to your pics when done. 220, wow! you must be single or have a very loving wife :). We are both enraptured by our fish tanks... I am building a DIY wooden tank with glass on one end and the front. However, I have run into a problem with the floor in the living room. It is VERY solid, but the house was built over a 100 years ago with very green wood and now the floor sags in multiple directions. I have to figure out a way of leveling the stand on a very uneven floor, the farther out from the wall, the worse it gets. The tank that is in that position right now is on a Metal, 4 leg stand and three of the leggs are leveled up with pieces of wood that gets used to level a door. 3 pieces on one corner, two on one and one on the last corner... The tank is still not completely level, off by about 1/4 inch due to settling. I know I can't do that with a bigger tank. Too much weight to allow it to be non-level. So, I have to spend a large amount of money ripping up the floor, planeing down the joists and re-leveling it all. That is going to take most of the summer. Sucks... I had already built the stand before I found the problem was as bad as it is. Well, I call it a stand, it is actually a complete wall unit. streches from the corner to the doorway. 8.5 feet. Anyway... when I first attempted to place the unit in the room was when I found that the floor is shaped like a letter W both left to right, and front to back and drops by about 2.5 inches from wall to outside edge so a simple shim won't work and neither will those screw out leveling furniture 'feet'. The previous owner of the home had just replaced the carpet with a VERY deep pile, probably to hide the unlevel floors. Living room and Den have the same problem. Living room is where the big tank will go. The den has almost been completely converted to a Fish room... although I do I have my computer set up in there as well. 4 Tanks. 55, 2 X 29 and a 10 for isolation. Nice chunk of drftwood by the way, from floridadriftwood.com? Two pieces set side by side to look like one piece. Mopani wood from SuperPet. Wow... it looks like one continuous piece and is absolutely beautiful. I will be shopping for some very large pieces once I get the stand leveled out. |
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