Wednesday, July 7, 2010
What kind of dog should we get?
We have a large yard, not fenced in, and live in the country. We already have two dogs, a male and a female, one large and one giant. The breed must be active, loyal, and intelligent. High energy is no problem. Something that can sled with our female, an Alaskan Malamute. Our male is our Guard Dog. MUST be large, x-large, or giant.
http://animal.discovery.com/breedselecto
This should help
mastaff
http://animal.discovery.com/breedselecto
This should help
mastaff
Which is better and more efficient, 80 gph pump w/DIY filter or a sponge filter?
I know pumps over 80 gph are better but I am trying to use what I have for a DIY filter. Speaking of mechanical filters, which is more efficient at filtering: a sponge filter or an 80 gph pump with DIY filter?
**Note** This is for my 60 gallon tank and a 40 gallon tank. The filters above are not the only filtration I have for the tank. I am just wondering which is more efficient at mechanical filtering. I have about 10-15 fish in the 60 gallon tank and a flowerhorn in the 40 gallon tank.
GPH is meaningless without knowing what kind of filter. Canisters and sponge filters work off of a much lower flow rate than hanging style filters, for instance.
And of course, DIY can be anything, so unless you went on to explain exactly how you were going to make this filter, the question as to which would be more efficient would be impossible to answer.
One thing I can tell you is that sponge filters with a good air pump attached are very, very efficient and do a fantastic job at both mechanical and biological filtration, and you will be hard placed to do better with DIY.
For mechanical filtration and DIY filter is better because you can use more fine materials. Sponge filters let a lot of debris go through. If you are making a canister filter put cloth on the bottom layer for better mechanical filtration.
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**Note** This is for my 60 gallon tank and a 40 gallon tank. The filters above are not the only filtration I have for the tank. I am just wondering which is more efficient at mechanical filtering. I have about 10-15 fish in the 60 gallon tank and a flowerhorn in the 40 gallon tank.
GPH is meaningless without knowing what kind of filter. Canisters and sponge filters work off of a much lower flow rate than hanging style filters, for instance.
And of course, DIY can be anything, so unless you went on to explain exactly how you were going to make this filter, the question as to which would be more efficient would be impossible to answer.
One thing I can tell you is that sponge filters with a good air pump attached are very, very efficient and do a fantastic job at both mechanical and biological filtration, and you will be hard placed to do better with DIY.
For mechanical filtration and DIY filter is better because you can use more fine materials. Sponge filters let a lot of debris go through. If you are making a canister filter put cloth on the bottom layer for better mechanical filtration.
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If the blue nose is mixed with a red nose does it still have red in her if she is a blue nose puppy?
mother is a red nose gator and her dad is a blue machinegun kelly . she came out brindle blue and red with a blue nose . does she still have red in her. they say a blue ahs a lesser drive than a rednose is that correct.if so. can my blue have a rednose drive since her mother was a red nose ?
Your questions are pretty idiotic.
Color is color,nothing more.The color of the dog(s) are based on the genetics of previous dogs in that line.Breeding one color to another does nothing,means nothing.Any of the pups produced will be whatever color the genes dictate.
Most blue dogs called American Pit Bull Terriers or Pit Bulls are in fact American Bullies.A mixed breed,developed as a companion animal.The creators wanted the looks and name of the Pit Bull,the blue color and lesser drive of the AmStaff...which was the original mix.There has since been bulldog and/or mastiff added to most lines of American Bully,to alter size and/or add extreme features.
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Your questions are pretty idiotic.
Color is color,nothing more.The color of the dog(s) are based on the genetics of previous dogs in that line.Breeding one color to another does nothing,means nothing.Any of the pups produced will be whatever color the genes dictate.
Most blue dogs called American Pit Bull Terriers or Pit Bulls are in fact American Bullies.A mixed breed,developed as a companion animal.The creators wanted the looks and name of the Pit Bull,the blue color and lesser drive of the AmStaff...which was the original mix.There has since been bulldog and/or mastiff added to most lines of American Bully,to alter size and/or add extreme features.
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