Nip Bone - Page 2

ANNE · 10-12-2008, 22:03

I once dropped a brick on my finger and broke it when I was a little girl. all dad did was brew up some knit bone, stuck me hand in it an told me not to be so soft.
Was left with a bent finger.

cashman · 10-12-2008, 22:12

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Originally Posted by Eric

Can you be a little more precise than "a few grains"? You know, based on the capacity of the aquarium etc ... I have an aquarium that sometimes could use some of the help you describe.

be very careful with Pot Permag Eric, used to use it at work, once put a very small amount a tablespoon approx in the mens shower header tank, they came out Purple.

katex · 10-12-2008, 22:14

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Originally Posted by cashman

be very careful with Pot Permag Eric, used to use it at work, once put a very small amount a tablespoon approx in the mens shower header tank, they came out Purple.

How many jobs did you say you have had Cashy ?...

Retlaw · 10-12-2008, 22:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Eric

Can you be a little more precise than "a few grains"? You know, based on the capacity of the aquarium etc ... I have an aquarium that sometimes could use some of the help you describe.

The grains I refer to are by weight 7000 = 1lb, do you know any shooters that reload their own ammo, they will show you what 10 grains of Pot Permang looks like. Other than that a slight pinch between your fingers.
Depending on the size of the tank try 5grains first.
They are tropical fish your referring to, it is an anteseptic, too much can harm them.

The water should have a slight pink tinge, when the aereator has circulated the water, it will fade after a few days. Don't overdo it, I used to use it for my Blue Acara's, I also used a stronger mixture in a watering can in the garden, pour it on and all the worms come to the surface, they don't like it, it burns, then I washed them and fed them to the Blueys.
Retlaw.

cherokee · 10-12-2008, 23:20

Magpie we have loads of it on our allotment. Not much good atm but if you want some in the spring you can take as much as you want. Let me know when your over this way in the new year and I,ll sort some out for ya np.....
Jim picked some and now we have it in liquid form in an old pop bottle . I use it on all sorts..

darwendosser · 11-12-2008, 10:47

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Originally Posted by cashman

be very careful with Pot Permag Eric, used to use it at work, once put a very small amount a tablespoon approx in the mens shower header tank, they came out Purple.

the things we use to get up in that cabin, good time's had by all, he,he.

magpie · 11-12-2008, 14:44

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Originally Posted by cherokee

Magpie we have loads of it on our allotment. Not much good atm but if you want some in the spring you can take as much as you want. Let me know when your over this way in the new year and I,ll sort some out for ya np.....
Jim picked some and now we have it in liquid form in an old pop bottle . I use it on all sorts..

ok will do thanks... I can stick some in my garden then:

Eric · 11-12-2008, 18:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Retlaw

The grains I refer to are by weight 7000 = 1lb, do you know any shooters that reload their own ammo, they will show you what 10 grains of Pot Permang looks like. Other than that a slight pinch between your fingers.
Depending on the size of the tank try 5grains first.
They are tropical fish your referring to, it is an anteseptic, too much can harm them.

The water should have a slight pink tinge, when the aereator has circulated the water, it will fade after a few days. Don't overdo it, I used to use it for my Blue Acara's, I also used a stronger mixture in a watering can in the garden, pour it on and all the worms come to the surface, they don't like it, it burns, then I washed them and fed them to the Blueys.
Retlaw.

Thanx ... I load some of my own ammo (303 and 12 gauge) ... so I think I get the picture .... I think I will try the 5 grains first.