Best Tank Killer of WW2 continued

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

yeap atleast thats what my friend who sells exotic fish told me when he tested my water.

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

how does than explain how other fish died when your crab killed a fish??

 

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Are these the sort af crabs you eat Adler I know the forces turn out some tough blokes these days but holly molly

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

would explain allot..........

 

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Going off thread alot I went to the Nutshell in Bury st Edmunds today and brought you a beer lanc

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

that's brilliant..........

can you get a clearer pic at all??

 

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try this it will probably take forever to load once you have copied it let me know and i'll reduce it again Spitfire is another one but I dare say you know of that Lanc

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

how does than explain how other fish died when your crab killed a fish??

The fish that my crab killed and drug into his hiding place became a breading ground for bacteria and algea and it made the nitrate and nitrat levels and ph levels in the water to rise to the point that fish started dieing.

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

ah a see now...........

and thanks for the beer pic..........

 

[Anonymous]

I take it you have a rather small salt water tank Adler?

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Lunatic

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Its not too small, Its about 55 gallons. I dont have any fish that are too large in it. Me and my wife are thinking about putting some large salt water aquariums in the walls of our house and we want to get some larger fish like maybe some small leopard sharks and such. My smaller 25 gallon fresh water tank is working out beautifully but the salt water one is being a bit of a pain. I need to get the water back to a better condition so that I can get my sting rays and put them in. They have a couple of beautiful spotted ones at the place where I get my fish.

 

[Anonymous]

The smaller the tank, the more sensitive it is to such "pollution". Since salt water echo-systems are much more sensitive to the right chemistry, smaller tanks are harder to deal with.

I had a gf who worked at Scripts aquarium, and she used to complain all the time about how the 200 gallon tanks were too small. She would cry when a fish died.



Lunatic

 

[the lancaster kicks ass]

 

[evangilder]

With salt water, the bigger the tank the better. I think bigger fresh water tanks are actually easier to take care of as well.

 

[evangilder]

Going off thread alot I went to the Nutshell in Bury st Edmunds today and brought you a beer lanc

There is a city I haven't been to in ages! We used to go into Bury St. Edmunds fairly regularly when I was at Lakenheath.

 

[DerAdlerIstGelandet]

Yeah that is pretty much what I have always heard. We really do need to get our salt tanks built into our house so we can have bigger ones.

 

[pbfoot]

how about the P 63c kingcobra for all round ground attack with speed reasonable armour able to defend itself

 

[Anonymous]

The M10 37mm gun was not very good, other than that what does it have over an F4U-4?

 

[pbfoot]

an excellent rate of climb

 

[Anonymous]

Better than 4500 fpm? Better than 5 mins to 20K?