Emma Watson photographed for The Sunday Times Style (2008)
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August 4, 1979: Iron Maiden, an unknown British heavy metal band, place an ad in Melody Maker to find a second guitaris
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Il materiale di origine: The cast/filmmakers of “Star Wars: The Last Jedi” photographed by Jason Bell for British Vogue (12th December, 2017)
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- Planted Tank Size:60x40x40 cm
- Aquarium Volume:90L
- Aquascape Background: clear
- Aquarium Lighting:Radion XR15fw
- Aquarium Filtration:JBL 1501
- Aquarium Substrate:ADA Amazonia
- Aquarium CO2:Injected
- Planted Tank Fertilization:Ttropica Specialized, EL Potassium, EL Ferro
- Aquarium Plants:Anubias nana, Monte Carlo,
- Aquascape Hardscape:Stones: Seiryu stone (mini landscape rock) Wood: Azaleas root
- Aquarium Fish/Animals:Mikrogeophagus ramirezi (German blue Ram) Carinotetraodon travancoricus (Dwarf puffer) Hyphessobrycon amandae (Ember tetra) Caridina multidentata (Amano shrimp) Clithon corona (Horned nerite snails)
Planted Tank “Coisia Vallem” by Lauris Karpovs
(LxHxW) 60x40x40cm Light: Radion XR15fw Filter: JBL e1501 Heater: external CO2: injected Other: Twinstar Nano
Substrate: ADA amazonia + some cheap natural gravel (used for path) Stones: Seiryu stone (mini landscape rock) Wood: Azaleas root
Plants: Anubias nana, Anubias pinto, Micranthemum (Monte Carlo), Heteranthera zosterifolia (stargrass), Hygrophila araguaia, Rotala rotundifolia and few others
Live stock: 2 x Mikrogeophagus ramirezi (German blue Ram) 1 x Carinotetraodon travancoricus (Dwarf puffer) 18 x Hyphessobrycon amandae (Ember tetra) 5 x Caridina multidentata (Amano shrimp) 13 x Clithon corona (Horned nerite snails)
Date project launched (flooded) - 30.10.2014
© Lauris Karpovs
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Fish sitter?
So I’m going to be away for about 10 days at Christmas. All my tanks but one can go that long without water changes, as long as I do some before I leave, but I’m a little worried about feeding. I have bettas and snails that should be okay, I think, but everything else is little (microrasboras kubotai and erythromicron, white cloud minnows, pencilfish, cherry shrimp) and I’m not sure they can make it that long without food, especially since some of those are fry about 3 months old.
How long should I expect those fish to be okay without food? I’m planning to hire someone to take care of my fish, but is it okay to just have them come just once in the middle? or should it be twice? Or do I need more than that?
I’m thinking maybe twice? I really don’t want to hire someone to come daily or anything, especially since I’m already hiring a sitter to come twice a day for the cats. But it has to be two people, because the cats need someone able to do meds and subQ fluids, and I don’t know anyone local who is that good with cats and also who I trust not to overfeed and kill my fish.
Get a eheim auto feeder. I was a bit skeptical about it when I first bought it but its quite good. Set it so it releases just a small amount of food, and trial run it for a few days into a bowl or something. Really quite good. I hate people feeding my fish because if anything happened, I'd be well angry at them. But if I mess it up, then it's just me who's an idiot haha.
Jonerys being listed as one of TV’s hottest couples of 2017 by TV Guide Magazine is my favorite song [x]
i love being a winner
