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Posted	FRAG
24-06-2006 22:43 by fishlover	would a frag survive in a tropical freshwater set-up? if so, what type of frag could i use? would i need a halide lamp?
24-06-2006 22:56 by trik	NOW YOUR BEING DAFT.COME ON PLAY THE GAME , IV SETTLED DOWN AND REPLIED CONSTRUCTIVE TO YOUR ANSWERS ON OTHER THREADS/.
24-06-2006 22:56 by fishlover	what?
24-06-2006 22:57 by fishlover	play what game?
24-06-2006 22:58 by trik	LEXTER you are the only person i know that replies to them selves. HELLO
24-06-2006 22:59 by nige	no, a coral frag would not survive in a tropical freshwater setup. for a start, the ionic content of the water is far lower than that of sea water, the specific gravity of FRESH water is far lower than that of sea water, there will not be enough of the vital trace elements in FRESH water and finally there is not enough calcium (CaCo3 to be precise) in FRESH water resulting in the skeleton of the coral (if it could which it will not survive in freshwater) slowly disolving. this is all i can be bothered to write for this pointless, obvious and generaly useless question, and to answer your other questions you could use any type of coral you wanted and no you wouldnt need a halide lamp as it would just die anyway.
24-06-2006 23:00 by trik	THANKS Nige
24-06-2006 23:00 by trik	HOW DO U EXPECT FRAGS TO LIVE IN TROP FRESH WATER , IF YOU CAN DO IT U WILL MAKE A MINT
24-06-2006 23:01 by fishlover	you are like Wayne Trik, keep guessing taking random stabs in the dark, between the two of you, you have mentioned almost half the foru members tonight and you still aint got it right
24-06-2006 23:01 by nige	i will pay 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (one million squillion pounds) to the first man (or woman) who can do this in the home aquaria. signed nige.
24-06-2006 23:02 by nige	oops sorry guys, too many zeros
24-06-2006 23:02 by fishlover	nige you idiot, you messed my screen up, sort it out mate
24-06-2006 23:05 by nige	thanks webby
24-06-2006 23:06 by trik	well there aint a lot of you left then, only need to see whos on your site or not.may be i should put up user names and let every one decide for them selfs.
24-06-2006 23:13 by fishlover	GOOD NIGHT TRIK SLEEP TIGHT HOPE THE BED BUGS DONT BITE
24-06-2006 23:14 by trik	good night im sure they will
24-06-2006 23:15 by fishlover

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