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3 yellow tang
One sail fin tang
One black and white clown
2 common clowns
One maroon clown
5 damsels
One beta
Cleaning wrass
I'm sure there's stuff left out
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Multi tasking: Screwing up more than one thing at a time.
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try this www.irishfishkeepers.com/forum/27-photog...ing-photos-made-easy just follow the instructions and ask for help if you need some.
Something fishie going on here
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Wooo hooo another salty on the site
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Where the tongue slips, it speaks the truth.
A life making mistakes is not only more honourable, but more useful than a life spent doing nothing at all.
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Every now and again I say, think il get a snake, a nice big one, one that will mill a big rat that I will need to keep in the freezer until it needs feeding
That makes the tank seem so much better
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Sorry was meant to say still hasn't stopped the problem
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I moved house just before Christmas so I got to see the full wall after I moved the tank and it was perfect
My tank is five foot with a four foot sump (salt) the UniBond AERO does take a lot of water in so it deffo works
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We got the outside of the insulated so the house is Sweat box sometimes it's up to 75 Ltrs a week
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haven't got an answer for that
Anyone else got any ideas or encountered this problem before
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It was leaky pipes as a result of rubbish plumbing.... It caused extremely high humidity and of course mould was growing all over.......A decent big electric dehumidifier in each room (not crappy small ones) will solve the problem but you will have to run them 24/7.....BUT! You really need to get to the root cause of the humidity...
Buy yourself a cheap electronic humidity level tester (they are peanuts on ebay) and test the humidity levels in each of the rooms.... Relative Humidity inside an irish house should average around 50%....If you are seeing 60% or above you are gonna have mould growing.......
Is the aquarium open top (and what temperature is the tank water) You might have a faulty heater thats heating the water constantly and too much....
I actually doubt that the aquarium is causing this....I think its a leak somewhere....I think this because you have the mould growing in several rooms and not the just the one where the aquarium is situated....
Get a humidity level tester and see what your levels are in each room(You have to leave the unit in the room for about an hour to get a true humidity reading) .....
I dont want to scare you but high humidity is bad for your health and especially for people with allergies, asthma or breathing problems.....
High humidity also causes people to sweat and makes normally comfortable room temperatures feel sticky and hot...
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My mum had the outside of her house done and they covered up all her air vents.....which lead up to huge amounts of condensation...didn't seem too bad but in the bathroom which has walls tilled to ceiling and floor tilled too ...only surface left able to absorb was the ceiling...... .it went black...(mold) and it fell down.. .....she got another guy to reinstate the air vents and no more problems....
Check the air vents.also aldi had som dehumidifier s on sale before Xmas.....quite cheap but worth ago...
Fantastic tank by the way.
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Hope your wife never meets mine, if they gang up on us our big tanks are under treat.Richiecs3 wrote: I've had tanks nearly 14 years now started with a 3 ft then 4 then 5 then 6"3 now lol so each tank I got more rock so it's got to this stage over many years but herself really wants it gone it almost a weekly row
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When running dehumidifiers you need to keep all doors and windows closed in the area your using the dehumidifier in..If you run a dehumidifier in a room with open windows (especially on rainy days) you are just drawing in humidity from outside....
Another way to dehumidify a room is to open out the windows and direct the airflow of a BIG fan out the window (but this only works on dry warmer days)
If its raining keep your windows closed!!
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