Seamaiden
Living dead girl
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I don't think it's the salt, I think it's the stuff IN the milk-based products, at least, that's what gives me pause, ya dig? I would feed them eggs all day long, chicken, veggies, fruits, even garlic for sick or immune-depressed fish, but nothing milk-based.Your description of pacu sounds exactly like what the doctor ordered- even in the homestead security department. All I need now is a moat!
Cheese = salty = no bueno for aquaponics, thanks for the heads up.
FANtastic! Another aquaponics thread.
:) I was wondering when you would show up ;)
Im reading and learning..I want to try this.
Your night time humidity is fine. Things look great, and fungus gnat larvae eat dead roots as much as live ones. Caps bennies keep them at bay, that might be aa best bet. There may be other beneficial bacteria lacks that addresses fungus gnats, but I am not aware of them. I would definitely not recommend any of the systemic remedies, like cedar oil. I bet that would piss your fish right off!
70 high RH during flowering is fine ? Que ? :confused:
I reason why I think the pest are why my plants seem to suffer is because when I noticed the first flying bug was around the same time the first plant was showing issues. Then followed more flying beasts and soon followed the other plants. If there was a deficiency in the water, would not all the plants show the same issues ?
Tell him, "Adonde vas? A carajo?" Sorry, just kidding! Don't tell him that.haha! The guy in the fish store just scratched his head, dolomite lime ? ... QUE ???
I even translated to spanish for the poor guy: cal dolimita, si .. ? noo....
Better luck tomorrow. For a temporary fix I threw in 6 liter of the bottle water with the least chlorine I could find. 0.67 mg / l. Not to shabby.
pH up to 5.7
Think I need to take a look at the BlueLab Guardian PPM/EC meter, when I accidental pushed it all the way under water the PPM raced from 520 to 640! PoW!
I'm currently discussing tea-bagging pacu with some of my old aquatics acquaintances. The pacu present in Swedish waters really turns our 'knowledge' about this fish upside down, right onto its head.
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