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the water where i am at is horrible! i dont even want to shower in it much less drink it. it smells like metal really bad and it always has a bad color,espeially if the water hasnt been turned on for a few days. ive been told the water is safe but i think no way.how can i test it and what are some health problems that can happen from theese crappy pipes?
well over the past few days my monitor has been messing up. I watched the simpsons movie on my computer to see how good the quality was. When i exited out i could kind of see a scene from the movie there. Also when i play world of warcraft some of the stuff gets stuck on my monitor to. I havent dropped my monitor or anyuthing this just started to happen all of a sudden.
http://i193.photobucket.com/albums/z113/koreyg2007/WoWScrnShot_072408_195654.jpg
heres a screenshot of what it looks like when i play wow:
i just went in water and hid mu ui as u can see on the picture the images in the background i have a emachines monitor product # e15t4
My 29-gallon tank is doing good, and it has been for a few weeks now. I’m still stocking it in very small amounts every few days or so, but I have been told by a few different suppliers that certain corals and anemones can survive in my tank as long as I monitor the water-quality closely. Is this true? I’ve done some research, but I’m only able to find facts on the coral and anemone diets and such, not what the light specifications are. If it is true that I can include them in my tank, I would like some suggestions as to which ones are easiest/ most accepting, if possible.
When using the Quick Set pool every day, does it make a difference in water quality if I put the cover back on every night or if I leave it off? Should I just save the cover for when we don’t use the pool for a few days? We do have trees nearby, though the pool is as far away as possible in our small yard and does get some debris from the trees.