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Old May 15th, 2008  
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I'm sorry to hear that you lost a couple fishes.
You did the best you could considering it was a heater malfunction.
I have to say, that and a power outage are my worst fears when it comes to my fish.
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Old May 15th, 2008  
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Power outages and thunderstorms when u havent yet got a surge protector for your tank's powerboard. Sorry to hear about your fishes. Its really upsetting when that happens especially for such a random reason like a dud heater. At least you can safely say that it wasnt your fault.
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Old May 16th, 2008  
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I HATE heaters malfunctioning! Sorry that you lost those 2 serpae's, but glad you noticed the problem in time to save the rest.
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Old May 16th, 2008  
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Originally Posted by COBettaCouple View Post
LOL.. Yea, that's true.. I guess that's one plus to the cheap construction tactics most builders use.
If building codes in the US are similar to those here in the UK, then all new houses must be fitted with plastic water pipes. This has been the case for around 10 years now over here

--dave
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Old May 16th, 2008  
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Most of the houses I have lived in have been over 20yrs old at least. The downsides of renting I guess. What about the ones coming off the hot water heater tho? All hot water would have to pass through them wouldnt they? All the ones Ive seen have been copper. Im not sure where Aust. laws stand on this. Are copper tests available? If so, I should totally buy one and test my hot water.
Anyway, indydoug, you are doing a great job and at least those fish were sold to someone with sense enough to do more research like yourself than to some of the dolts I have encountered that have no clue and dont seem to care. Good job, those fish struck it lucky with you.
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Old May 21st, 2008  
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Hey Indydoug,

Like you I am new to this forum and like you have discovered people are more than welcoming and helpfull with their advice, keep doing all you can to save your guy's, it sounds that you are a considerate fishkeeper and keen to do things right, darn those lfs's!
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Old May 21st, 2008  
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hi indydoug u seem to have things under control with your water changes , that was very unforunate with the heater just goes to show that anything can go wrong.with fish you will always learn or find out something new best of luck
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