rockkeeper

motorist, smokers, drinkers, easy targets ,as we will take what ever is dished out ,

I've only got a 36/18/12 tank so atm I can't be too extravagant that can be made into a great reef tank 28gal so your need 14 kilo of live rock, bag of sand, a skimmer , 2 nemos be fine in there plus an nice goby some cleaner shrimps, hermit crabs,few soft corals

well it failed the mot ,

looks like your getting the hang of the camera then,nice pic's

In the past I had an airbag light on and the car still passed the MOT. Unless the MOT test has changed recently I think you will find airbag function is not part of the test. Best just ask at the MOT garage. I changed the clock spring under the steering wheel myself. There was an intermittent disconnection on the ribon wire. Cost of the new part :

all my tanks are run with recommened kilo of l.r and a skimmer,and sump tanks, one in pic above is 20gal nano tank ,28x15x15 which i use for frags, 15kilo l.r 2nd tank has my corals in and fish 39x20x22 30 kilo l.r 3rd tank fish only has 2-3 corals in 84x24x24 50 kilo l.r if your ever up this way ,more than welcome to pop in and have alook amones yup hard to keep, most of the success is keeping the water right.. yup my gal going for its mot in the morning ..... :lol:

no problem ,any other question or owt let me know shop i go to is interfish in osset what size tank are you running at the mo here a quick pic of my smaller tank, this is used to propagate some of the corals

be nice to have a long long lead got three puter s inthe hse dont want anymore lol,

but you need a laptop,?

mot will make a diff from selling it not, alot of familys looking for low price gals with mot ,

I've got same problem, I thought I'd cured it but came back today, only seems to happen in cold. I've got a theory...watch this space mine does it all the time,i got used to it i guess,

Rockkeeper, on the subject of fishes and risking a thread hijack (nice piccys by the way), how easy is it to maintain a tropical marine tank and are there any pitfalls? I've got a tropical freshwater 3ft community tank and am looking for something different now but I don't want to do cichlids, I think 3ft would do to start with live coral and anenoemes and some smaller species of fish. I do have a fluval external filter, what else would I need? first of would be the water,few choices here a) buy salted water from shop

my first proper camera little fuji 2.200,2 mg,then bought a fuji 602z

the second shot was the hardest, trying to focus just on the eye, dof macro with 3 extensions, now thats fun...

here some of my macro shots from the old camera