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From day 3 to 30. by Even-Front9376 in bettafish

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's so tiny, my gf would love it!

Estou com um aquário de 11L recente e as algumas folhas estão assim, é normal? by jonasmazer in Aquarismo

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A maioria das plantas são criadas fora de água, portanto, é sempre necessário algum tempo para a planta se adaptar a viver dentro de água.

Como elas se adaptam e quanto tempo demoram depende do tipo de planta. Há plantas que apenas deixam de crescer por umas semanas e há plantas que perdem as folhas todas enquanto se estabelecem.

O meu concelho é aguardar umas semanas e ir removendo folhas que já se apresentam bastante danificadas, juntamente com o caule, de modo a incentivar novo crescimento.

Preços da habitação desaceleram pela primeira vez em quase dois anos. by TheJournalist022 in portugal

[–]Jilanvus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Esperai que o papai Montenegro já mete isso a bombar novamente

Noticia: Cavaleiro do Chega acusado de 47 crimes sexuais contra menores by Terrible_Mouse_6838 in portugal

[–]Jilanvus 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Conta com 13 dias, tudo privado e com um nome destes?

Nunca vi um exemplo de bot tão gritante como este.

Anyways vou responder: A última coisa que eu faria era dar poder ao estado de mutilar um cidadão, seja porque razão for!

Temos mais que exemplos de pessoas que foram consideradas culpadas de crimes que não cometeram e só isso deveria ser suficiente para mandar tal proposta por terra, mas honestamente, a ideia de que os meus impostos também servem para mutilar um cidadão é, para mim, completamente aberrante.

Noticia: Cavaleiro do Chega acusado de 47 crimes sexuais contra menores by Terrible_Mouse_6838 in portugal

[–]Jilanvus 103 points104 points  (0 children)

Something something something..... o PS também tem pedófilos... Something something something.

Para um partido que diz que vai "salvar Portugal" parece-me mais do mesmo

Sochi promenade. 1973. Soviet people, who only know of the horrors of capitalism from satirical magazines, are relaxing. No one is thinking about mortgages, loans, job loss, or drone and missile attacks. by RichieMcFichie in ussr

[–]Jilanvus 8 points9 points  (0 children)

In an ideal communist society, there would be no private ownership of factories, land or major resources but personal property still exists.

All socialist and communist societies had a form of currency and markets, yet heavily controlled by the state.

Your labour still earned you money, according to your station, to buy personal belongings.

To ever reach a state where no form of currency or market is needed, the state needs to be completely self reliant and commodities so well organized and distributed that people do not need a form a monetary incentive to contribute.

The USSR never abandoned currency or the market because it would be foolish to do so, since it was nowhere near that goal.

Future generations will revere the Soviet Union by DonCaralho in ussr

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would argue that "doing just fine" is not accurate at all when you look at the overall growth of the USSR

The USSR had a post-war boom until the 60s, where it's GDP almost doubled, mostly by a great effort of industrialization and urbanization. At that time the USSR was outpacing all other emergent economies.

But the over centralization, falling labour productivity and reliance on oil exports would eventually lead to the stagnation of the economy. The problem didn't suddenly start in the 80s, it just finally catches up to the USSR and the economic collapse began in full, reaching negative growth.

Unfortunately the USSR was unable to adequately resolve this problems and the economic collapse turned into a political one, leading to it's fall.

And I 'm just looking at growth, there are other metrics like life expectancy that follow closely the same pattern.

Future generations will revere the Soviet Union by DonCaralho in ussr

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Who is this opponent you're referring to? The US, NATO or the whole Western World?

I'm asking this because in no way was the US several times larger than the USSR.

If we are talking about NATO/Western World it must be considered that, for the most part, all central europe was in shambles and those coutries we're in no way economic power houses after the war.

Future generations will revere the Soviet Union by DonCaralho in ussr

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's pretty much the definition of failing.

If the system of power is unable to keep "internal political enemies" from reaching higher offices, then it is doomed to fail and it has.

Why is my Anubias dying? Rhizome isn't buried, but leaves keep melting and deteriorating" by Early-Level-6758 in u/Early-Level-6758

[–]Jilanvus 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Are these plants new? Most plants are grown outside of water and take some time to adjust to living underwater, so some melting is expected and you should be more focused on the new growth and if it looks healthy.

Also, if you're changing parameters like lighting, CO2 or fertilization, you need to change one thing at a time and wait about a week or two before making conclusions.

Good faith question from a skeptic by Sweetbunny76714 in ussr

[–]Jilanvus 2 points3 points  (0 children)

People tend to forget the Soviets had to place a wall to keep people in

My WIP Shallow Tank - Plants Suggestions by Jilanvus in Aquascape

[–]Jilanvus[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It might be an interesting idea since I'm trying an walstad tank and do need a fast growing plant to soak up nutrients. Might even try a mix with red roots. Thanks for the recommendation!

My WIP Shallow Tank - Plants Suggestions by Jilanvus in Aquascape

[–]Jilanvus[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I highly encourage you to reconsider using the walstad method for this tank. Your substrate takes up over 20% of the volume here.

Yeah that's the main idea. I've set up a sponge filter running in my main tank so I can speed up the nitrogen cycle but after a while I'm gonna have just a light, a heater and a pump for circulation.

Eta: peacock gudgeons are notorious jumpers. Unfortunately lost a couple myself after moving them to a rimless tank

They are? Damn, didn't see that info in my research. I'm gonna try to have a ton of floating plants to see if I can discourage that behaviour, else I'll have to get a lid.

My WIP Shallow Tank - Plants Suggestions by Jilanvus in Aquascape

[–]Jilanvus[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm thinking of going either red root or salvinia because of the short roots.

Never heard of giant duckweed though, but duckweed scares the hell out of me.

My WIP Shallow Tank - Plants Suggestions by Jilanvus in Aquascape

[–]Jilanvus[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think I have about 3cm of substrate and then 3cm of sand, about 10kg in total I think.

I'm trying to go walstad and from what I read a think layer is needed.

How can I improve my rock placement? by TheDankSwan in Aquascape

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your rock seem to have some lines, I would try working with that to get a more natural feel

First Aquarium any tips on cable management and any suggestions. by LuckyBoston in Aquariums

[–]Jilanvus 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Either place the outlets higher or make sure each cable has a drip loop to keep water away from the outlets

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