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I found it.
http://www.theben.de/downloads/Katalog_GB/Cat_2003_GB_52.pdf
Permissible ambient temperature: –10°C...+55°C, timer 26 IP 44: –40°C...+55°C
Switching capacity at 230-240V~: 16(4) A
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Maybe this timer is not reliable with very high wattage usage, seems like u guys are using for 2 X 250W lights. Anyway it's just a wild guess...
Are there any technical specs for 'The Ben' timer?
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Can anyone guess their meaning?
to jump the shark
gaydar
type T personality
zorbing
war driving
chugger
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bath in it, soak ur foot, hairspray???
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it's a very good price for the MH!
if I am not wrong, this super slim MH set is using e-ballast. Somemore built-in with moonlight and digital timers!
Upz for ur sale!
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u have PM
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dunno real or not???
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Good article, Thanks!
A quote from it:
How can you tell?
Generally, fish caught with cyanide look as normal as the others. But try to look closer and observe their movement. Perthaquarium.com names two signs:
“Erratic looping movements or continuous, repetitive nervous circling and secondly, a suppressed appetite. This is in fact their temporary reprieve; which is why it is important to only purchase full-bellied fish which are accepting food. Often it is the cyanide caught fish’s first meal that triggers their ultimate demise. Their damaged kidneys and liver are unable to perform detoxification and the fish is poisoned by it’s own wastes.”
Another sign would be the surprisingly low price of the fish. “If a fish is being sold at a bargain price, and the store isn’t running a sale, then the fish probably isn’t a bargain at all,” warns Aquariumpros.com. Because a diver who uses drugs to catch fish can catch more per hour, cyanide and drug-caught fish will always be cheaper (and die sooner) than hand-caught fish. So it pays to always question the health of an unusually inexpensive specimen.
Cyanide poisoning breaks down enzymatic systems that metabolise oxygen in the blood. Eventually it means that oxygen won't reach the liver, heart, brain, and other organs of the fish. Basically they suffocate from the inside. The most obvious symptons are heavy/fast respiration and lethargy.
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I don't have experience of pairing clownfishes but IMO, it's easier and faster for u to buy a pair from LFS. They do come in from time to time. FYI, male maroon clown is smaller size and bright red in colour.
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It's a water theme park. Also known as Wild Wadi Water Park
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Unless u have poor water quality...They will eventually eat prepared food, it will take maybe few days to 1-2 weeks later. Now that they are pecking on LR is a good sign.
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This is a soft coral but I'm not sure its ID.
T95 does have this quite often.
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Blue tang sold! It was collected one hr ago.
Thanks to those who show interest!
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Blue tang is reserved...
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to reduce bioload.
as request, one more pic...
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How long have u had this anemone? Is it bleaching? Is it becoming smaller and smaller? If it's a new addition, perhaps it's still adapting. But I know a healthy anemone don't hide from the light.
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to the top...
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Aft completed the 2 mth RT, then u have clear the IPPT cycle for this work yr. Wait for yr 2005 lor!
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That's great! Thanks for sharing!
So, this modification will create a turbulent flow or more like a circular manner?
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I'm interested in the black ribbon eel. Is it eating?
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I am using the Rio 20HF for 1yr plus and it's doing well, no sound whatsoever.
If possible, u can pass the pump to Mike for few days for him to test properly.
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The irony is after the 2 mth RT finish, probably still fail IPPT!
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Now I am in RT, one wk 3 times 4 hr each session.
So sad....
But I look at the bright side. Each mth there will be a new intake of RT personnel and I saw approx 200-300 Reservists coming for in-pro. BTW, this figure is aga-aga only and applies just to Khatib camp.
does anyone have a problem with
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This is the agent, can feedback the problem to them:
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1 Harrison Road #07-01, ITE Electrical Building
Singapore 369652
Phone 065 / 6285 2233