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12-07-2011, 08:05 AM
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Automation acclimatization
Hi,
For shrimps or fish lovers, acclimatization seems to take forever, i have wrote a entry on my blog on how can we automate the process using a normal breeding box and airpump. Please see Kelvin's Crustaceans Adventure: Simplifying, Automating acclimatization Enjoy.
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Re: Automation acclimatization
Nice thing I guess. No matter what method you use or how fancy or simple the pieces used in the process, you still can't speed it up.
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