Originally posted by mack rchippie my bigest is about 60 cm 3years old te smalest about 15cm 1year old the rest is in between and yes you could buy a nice rc truck of my koi collection;)
Mack can you take a couple of pics of your koi i would like to see them ?.
I had a 55g Saltwater, then went to a 40g saltwater. Saltwater is the sweetest looking thing you can have in your house. Especially if its an in wall tank. lots of maintence and money but its awesome.
hippie,i've been trying to attach some pics of them but they're too big to post.
The newts here are great crested newts.The biggest one i've measured is a female at 16cm.That's one of the one's that lives under my front doorstep.That's approaching the upper limit for them and one that size is probably getting on for 27 years old.I wear a big xenon headtorch when i go out at night so i don't tread on them(they're nocturnal and very slow on land).
They spend most of their lives on land and mainly go in the water to breed.They just started hibernating a couple of weeks ago.
I have a 55 gal tank with an oscar, a goldfish, and I had a pecostamus that just died that was about 11 inces long. Still haven't figured out how it died. Guess I shouldn't have named it Voldemort. I would love a salt tank but if I can't keep these fish alive I haven't got a chance. Might as well get a killer sub to fight the Oscar.
My brushless maxx in the hands of my 6yr old son is... bad. My brushless maxx in my hands... even worse!!!!
I have had fish tanks all of my life. I got my first saltwater tank when I was 14 years old. It was 65 gallon long tank. At this point I am down to one tank. I only have fresh now. The tank is only a twenty long. Filtration is provided by two marineland penguin660 @ 340GPH, through an undergravel system. The filte hood is a Marineland eclipse system 3. I features an integrated cartridge filter and an active bio wheel built in as a complete unit. The eclipse moves about 250GPH. The combined system polishes the water @590GPH, considering its only 20 gallons thats alot.
I love a well maintained Salt water tank. I chose fresh becouse of the ease of maintenance.
Originally posted by rchippie CAMEL what kind of turtel do you have ?.
Red eared slider, found him in the drainage ditch behind our house about a year ago, pet shop think's he's about 5 years old because of how big he is. His shell is about as big across and long as my 18MT's dimensions, prob. bigger though because he loves to eat......and sometimes get's a taste for blood so my brother buys some cheap feeder fishies.
Well i did have a 135gal now i'am down to a 75gal. 56gal, and a 25gal. with a red ear turtle that's 2yrs old. my 75 has one pleco and one rosey barb. My 56 has one cat fish that is 9yrs old my pictures are'nt on my work computer so i will have to post some later
:mad: some @#$%$#% has trow some soap in my pound if I gets this @#$%%^%^ Then I think I gong to be send for a long holyday.
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They have to give this @$#$%$@% the cher!!!!