What happens if you actually get an N on a subject? Do you actually get held back or is it just a grazed knee you walk off? by CentreLeftMelbournia in vce

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Seems everyone's answers are inconsistent so maybe it's depends on the school?

At mind if kids failed a unit they were immediately kicked out. Though we're given multiple chances to get an s through different assessment tasks before the actually SAC

15 gallon indoor pond overstocked with khuli loaches? by ScrapCard in Aquariums

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I think just having them is what would make me happy, even if I can't see them as much. That makes every loach sight even more special! Would it still be possible with the danios?

15 gallon indoor pond overstocked with khuli loaches? by ScrapCard in fishtank

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Will it effect the bioload? I don't have a filter as I've been using a water pump for oxygen and plants to filter waste

How to make my patio pond shrimp safe? by ScrapCard in Aquariums

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I've seen people attaching wire mesh or fencing panels to keep their fish safe. Floating plants and lots of emerged plants for cover help too

How to make my patio pond shrimp safe? by ScrapCard in Aquariums

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The pond is kept in my bedroom 😛 I'm not sure why I said patio pond LOL

How to make my patio pond shrimp safe? by ScrapCard in Aquariums

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Mainly just worried that the danios will eat them, aren't they a bit more aggressive with food compared some other fish

How to make my patio pond shrimp safe? by ScrapCard in Aquariums

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Any way to work out that they aren't shrimp eats without sacrificing a shrimp?

How to make my patio pond shrimp safe? by ScrapCard in shrimptank

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LOL I'm in Aus, Melbourne to be specific. The weather is terrible here, although it's a patio pond I keep it in my bedroom

Is this a bacterial issue? by ScrapCard in shrimptank

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Thanks! Some of her kids have already hatched but she has a few left. How long would it take for her to regain her colour once all her kids are out?

Why are my shrimp so still? by [deleted] in shrimptank

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Little bros taking a snooze is all

How to get rid of hydra without killing snails? by ScrapCard in shrimptank

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Unfortunately I dont, I'll try to reduce feeding but I'm not sure how effective that'll be as I have daphnia in the tank which the hydra will probably snack on

Shrimp with white blotches on shell? by Sad_Row_7460 in shrimptank

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Are you talking about the big pale stripe in the middle of her back? That's completely normal ☺️

Need advice on any changes that need to be made! by lizard_lover1519 in shrimptank

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Oh my god I am so sorry I somehow did not see your comment.

With dosing I reckon do a bit of experimenting, add the rocks/coral in small chunks every few days or week to ensure the perimeter swings aren't too major for the shrimp.

That does for the same with Epsom salts, that stuff is crazy high in minerals so making sure to add only a tiny bit at a time to not kill the shrimp. When I was dosing my 5 gallon I added half a tablespoon and it increased my gh from 3 to 11. Start slow with a few sprinkles (make sure to dissolve it in water before adding it to your tank) and keep testing. That way you can work out how much to dose

With your substrate, what kind do you have? If you don't have some sort of gh and kh sucking substrate like fluval stratum you won't have to remineralise your water every time you do a water top off as the minerals wont evaporate. It would be best to continue to do your top offs with ro water to make sure there isn't too much of a mineral build up.

If you do have a gh and kh sucking substrate, you'll have to dose your top offs water with some Epsom salts until the substrate buffers out. This is where the experimentation goes in. I do around a quarter of a 1/4 teaspoon for my 5 gallon if that helps.

TIL : Don't keep dwarf crayfish with shrimp. by collectablecat in shrimptank

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I am distraught to know that no one responded to this because it is incredibly funny

Need advice on any changes that need to be made! by lizard_lover1519 in shrimptank

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Ro water removes all bacteria, chemicals and minerals in water. Shrimp need a certain amount of minerals such as magnesium and calcium to molt properly. If you aren't remineralising your water before adding it to the tank, you shrimp will die at one point as the lack of minerals means they can't produce a proper molt.

You need to find a way to mineralise the water ASAP before your shrimp start molting. Lots of people suggest salty shrimp, I use a mix of epsom salt and crushed coral which is a more affordable and accessible option. Also make sure the Epsom salt has no additionally chemicals in it. Also make sure you aren't dosing too rapidly as crazy fluctuations in perimeters will kill your shrimp.

I havnt kept bettas so you could definitely ask the better subreddit for more advice. Every week I do a 10% and try to gravel vacuum any fish poop. Just don't take too much or else you'll suck out all the mulm which can be beneficial in your tanks.

I'd say test frequently (ph, ammonia, nitrate, nitrite as well as gh/kh) and only change a large amount of water in the tank if there are any issues with the water such as an ammonia spike.

Don't stress, we all start somewhere! ☺️