Whole day I thought MASA was offline.
Do you know how long it will be so or is there another way to the home page?
Thanks
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Whole day I've thought MASA was down.
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 6:15pm CST by 2time
@viper357, I get this when going to the main page of MASA: Marine Aquariums South Africa
Whole day I thought MASA was offline.
Do you know how long it will be so or is there another way to the home page?
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What is this on my Mushrooms?
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 5:44pm CST by Helga
Can someone please identify this on my mushrooms. It is spreading to all my mushrooms now. It is brown in colour and if I view it through my macro lens it appears to have a white "mouth" in the middle. It does not have a hard shell.
What is this and what should I do?
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New
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 5:33pm CST by Kahuna212
Hi, i am andre from windhoek namibia, i want to start up a new salt water aquarium, i have a 50l tank a filter i read on the internet that you require live water and live rocks whare do you get this? All assistance will be appreciated on this. I do have 2 fresh water tanks that have been running for 4 months now so i know the basics about filtering but does this apply to salt water?
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hail hitler!!!!!!
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 5:30pm CST by finrott
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Close your threads :)
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 4:07pm CST by viper357
Hi all
Once your sale has been completed, could you please mark your thread as sold by doing the following.
Click on Thread Tools (at the top of the thread) and near the bottom of the menu you will find a link to "Mark this thread as sold"
If the item becomes available again you may re-open your thread by marking it as unsold:
Once you mark your thread as sold the thread will be closed and will have a 'sold' prefix in front of it:
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Close your threads :)
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 4:07pm CST by viper357
Hi all
Once your sale has been completed, could you please mark your thread as sold by doing the following.
Click on Thread Tools (at the top of the thread) and near the bottom of the menu you will find a link to "Mark this thread as sold"
If the item becomes available again you may re-open your thread by marking it as unsold:
Once you mark your thread as sold the thread will be closed and will have a 'sold' prefix in front of it:
Thank you.:) -
Close your threads :)
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 4:07pm CST by viper357
Hi all
Once your sale has been completed, could you please mark your thread as sold by doing the following.
Click on Thread Tools (at the top of the thread) and near the bottom of the menu you will find a link to "Mark this thread as sold"
If the item becomes available again you may re-open your thread by marking it as unsold:
Once you mark your thread as sold the thread will be closed and will have a 'sold' prefix in front of it:
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Dosing of Kalkwasser
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 1:39pm CST by williet
Hi Guys
I have today had the shock of my life :eek:!!
I did an alkalinity test and I was sitting at 5.7dkh!!!! (Where normally I am at 9.9dkh I do have my calcium and Mg balanced to run this)
It seems because of the highly saturated humidity down here in durbs, I get very little if any evaporation! So I get No Kalkwasser being dosed (so no Calcium and alkalinty being added) No my question I have a dose pump system and I want to toss the Kalkstirrer and go with something more reliable. I have all the stuff needed to do the change to dosing but what do I do for auto topup in respect to PH of the RO before topping it up into my tank ?
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Clean your protein skimmer's neck!
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 11:59am CST by Mudshark
I just thought I'd post this reminder, more for the new guys really, as I don't think that I've ever seen it mentioned before.
The gunk that collects agaist the sides of your skimmer neck must be cleaned as soon as it starts to become visible. If not, ammonification will begin there and ammonia will return into the water column with water running down the inside of the skimmer neck. This obviously applies to the gunk on the lid as well.
This ammonia will not be skimmed out later as it does not adhere to air bubbles. Here's an explanation why: Protein skimmer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaProtein skimmer - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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if it looks like your tank needs a waterchange it is too late
Posted: January 14th, 2012, 8:06am CST by mandarinman
I was laying in bed this morning thinking about doing a waterchange and thought about it and said to myself "the tank still looks fine". then I thoufht about it. our tanks should never look like it needs a waterchange because whatever is making it look bad is already there. seeping into rocks and affecting livestock. the motivation to do a waterchange (note to self) is to KEEP it looking and being good. so yes my weekly waterchange is now calling me so I will get up in five or so minutes and go prep my water for Todays waterchange.