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Hi guys,
I have a 80L (21 gallon) planted aquarium. It is currently populated with Cherry shrimp, Otocinclus, Pygmy Cory, Chilli Rasbora and Lampeye Killies.
I'd like to add center piece fish, but I'm not sure what to add that would complement what I already have on the tank and that would not disturb my existing residents.
Any suggestions? Thank you!

I have a 5 gallon tank with a betta and recently I had to remove alot of dead and dying plants(water wisteria) so now I am only left with the little cuttings and remains of the dying plants and there is no more shade for my betta like before and she keeps hiding under the filter but is still active and eating and only comes out when the light is off
And I cant afford floating plants rn so what can I do for the mean time while my plants are still growing????

Heya! I’ve got an old 3-5 gallon tank (unsure what it’s actual size is) and i’m looking for a few interesting stocking and plant ideas, preferably anything pink and purple as it’s themed after a certain warhammer character! i’d prefer not to put a betta in there though, it’s simply too small for one in my opinion :).

I always found it weird how "Trade Routes" and "Trading" are two completely seperate concepts in Civ6 with zero overlap. Trade routes are generally pretty boring in my opinion and just yield porn. Trading on the other hand is also rather boring because it mostly boils down to spam clicking your strategics to siphon gold out of every AI.
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So i would love to see both combined in Civ7. Thinking about it it both makes total sense from a game world perspective, but would also be really good for balancing.
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Want to sell 20 Iron for some Gold? You have to send a trader to the other player carrying the iron, and wait for it to come back with the gold. How cool would that be?
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- No more lame insta trading across the world (How did that even work in the first place? I didnt research shipbuilding yet, my traders cant even go on water, but i can magically teleport Horses across the ocean?)
- Trade routes are way more interesting and dynamic, you could still have some "yields" from the Civ6 trade routes (after all a "Trader" would still take some other stuff with it to sell around the world)
- Robbing trade routes doesnt just give some lame gold, if you steal a luxury you get the luxury!
- Trading Strategics, Luxuries, Gold etc. is a very strong mechanic - now you have to actually invest into trade routes. Currently, the "default" strategy, no matter what you play, is to just throw everything you own at the AI to get the stupidly high gold amount it is offering you for it to snowball the early game
- Trading Posts and "Established" connections between cities could also be improved. Maybe once a trading post is established, two cities will automatically start to send "small" traders down the road between them, giving some passive yields that increase over time? Connecting cities would actually be a strategy you would have to think about, expanding your trade network to be bigger and bigger, instead of just picking the biggest gold route via Ocean travel and going with that for the rest of the game
- Maybe trading could open up some entirely new balancing options, this would be a pretty big change but think about how it works in games like Anno - you have some requirements for resources, but they dont spawn everywhere, so you have to try to distribute your stuff to satisfy everyones requirement?
- This would already work pretty nicely with Strategics. Want to build some tanks on the frontline? The oil cant magically teleport there, so youd have to invest into some logicists to supply your advancing armies. Of course needs to be balanced to not be a big detriment
Of course this wouldnt really work with Diplo Favor but honestly the World Congress should probably not exist anyways in its current form, although i really like the idea.
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TL;DR current trading/trade routes in Civ are too yield-porny and soulless in my opinion and feel too much of a "click for free money and forget about them" mechanic.

Mahindra Tractors, a well-known name in the agricultural machinery industry, offers a wide range of tractor models that meets the diverse needs of farmers in India. Among the numerous models available, certain Mahindra tractor models have gained significant popularity and are widely searched by farmers. In this article, we will explore some of the top Mahindra tractor models searched in India, including the Mahindra 265 DI POWER PLUS, Mahindra 475 DI SP PLUS, Mahindra 475 DI XP PLUS, and Mahindra 575 DI. We will also provide an overview of the Mahindra tractors model, highlighting their key features and capabilities.
Mahindra 265 DI POWER PLUS
Most Indian farmers like the Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus. The Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus tractor is a strong piece of machinery created under the direction of the technical experts at the Mahindra firm. The Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus offers all the latest technology needed to handle any agriculture work.
Features:

• A heavy-duty diaphragm-type single clutch is included with the Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus tractor.
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• According to farmer demand and needs, the pricing of the Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus 35 hp is low.
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• The Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus has comfortable gear shifting due to its smooth Power Steering.
• It has a 45-liter huge fuel tank capacity.
• 1200 kg can be pulled with strength by the Mahindra Tractor 265 DI Power Plus.

Price: Mahindra 265 DI Power Plus tractor price in India is Rs. 4.80-5.00 Lakh
Mahindra 475 DI SP PLUS
The tractor Mahindra 475 DI SP PLUS has 44 HP. The Mahindra 475 DI SP Plus tractor comes in 2WD. The Mahindra 475 DI SP Plus can be used for both industrial and agricultural tasks.
Features:

• It is beneficial for agricultural uses.
• It has four cylinders.
• Its fuel tank can hold 50 liters.

Price: Mahindra 475 DI SP PLUS price is 7 lakh.
Mahindra 475 DI XP PLUS
The Mahindra 475 DI XP PLUS comes with a 6-year warranty and has excellent capabilities when it comes to farm machinery. The Mahindra 475 DI XP PLUS is cost-effective as well as environmentally friendly. This tractor works well with crops including wheat, rice, and sugarcane.
Features:

• It has 3 reverse gears and 8 forward gears.
• Using its lifting capabilities, this tractor can load 1500 kg.
• It is a tractor with a two-wheel drive.
• This tractor has a total weight of 1825 kg.

Price: The tractor price is between 6.1 lakhs to 6.82 lakhs.
Mahindra 575 DI
The Mahindra 575 DI tractor is effective and known for its good mileage. This tractor has a solid reputation for reliability. The farm's best tractor for operational tasks is the Mahindra 575 DI.
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• There are 8 forward and 2 reverse gears on the Mahindra 575 DI.
• The tractor has a strong engine.
• It has a top-notch cooling system.
• The Mahindra 575 DI has a longer duration of operation.
• The Mahindra Tractor 575 DI's engine has a 45 HP output.
• The Mahindra Tractor 575 DI includes 4 cylinders, 1600 hydraulics, and 42.4 HP Max PTO.
• Mahindra 575 DI is capable of lifting 1600 kg.
• The total weight of the Mahindra 575 DI is 2030 kg.
• The wheelbase of the Mahindra tractor 575 DI is 1945 mm, and its overall length is 3530 mm.
• The Mahindra 575 DI comes with power steering.

Price: Mahindra 575 DI Price is between 6.21 Lakh to 7 lakhs.
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I’m looking to buy a Formentor VZ soon and discovered this in the owners manual:

Depending on how you drive and the conditions in which the car is used, oil consumption can be up to 0.5 L/1000 km. Oil consumption is likely to be higher for the first 5000 km. For this reason the engine oil level must be checked at regular intervals, preferably when filling the tank and before a journey.

0.5 L/1000 km seems 10x higher than what I’d expect of a modern vehicle.
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Housing provider won't let me get a puppy so I can have an ESA? Try me
So a bit of background, my wife and I used to live in on-campus married student housing while we were going through college, it was literally the cheapest housing in the area and was also conveniently close to basically everything we needed. About 6 months before the pandemic, we found out that a traumatic brain injury I had suffered impaired my brain's ability to process dopamine, and I was diagnosed with depression. After a while of going to therapists and doctors to get prescribed with meds that did help somewhat, it was eventually decided that I would benefit from having an Emotional Support Animal (ESA), specifically an active breed dog, preferably one that we could get as a puppy. My wife already had her own ESA to help with her anxiety, which ended up being the exact opposite for what I needed.
Quick side note: the official pet rules for the housing we lived in limited any pets to those that had gills, fins, were fully aquatic, and contained to a maximum of 20 gallon tanks... When my wife got her ESA, her anxiety caused her to go a little overboard with research to see what we would be allowed to get with the guidelines set down by federal law as well as our housing rules, and found out that our housing had a couple of weird things set up in the first place, and by the time we were in the process for my ESA, several things had been changed in the housing providers rules. First off, we had to fill out an application to be considered able to obtain an ESA before we were supposed to purchase one, which included information about our "proposed" ESA. This approval process was handled by a separate entity from the housing provider altogether, through the college's disability resource center (DRC), which is responsible for providing resources for anyone on campus requesting disability accomodations. For those that don't know ESA law, that's very unusual, at least based on the wording in the laws and the vast majority of cases.
Secondly, we found out that the DRC had put in place new restrictions on the ESAs they would approve, and these changes went through about a year after my wife got her ESA and a year before I ended up needing an ESA. The most important change for our story had to do with a dog's age. In their updated policy, they stated that any ESA under the age of 8 months old is highly unlikely to be approved based on the high demand of attention a young puppy would demand of a student and the amount of damage a puppy could potentially incur in an apartment setting. This is kind of stipulation or rule is in direct violation of the federal laws concerning the grounds a housing provider can deny/demand the removal of an ESA. (The law basically states that the only reasons an ESA can be denied or demanded be removed is if a housing provider can PROOVE that the specific animal is causing significant damage either physically or financially to the property or other tenants or if there is some sign of neglect, basically anything really concerning after they have the evidence and have had the animal in the first place). Blanket statement restrictions based on age, size, weight, or even breed have been outrightly stated as unlawful reasons for denying or removing an ESA from a property. We saw this rule, and we knew the laws supporting our rights for obtaining an ESA, and we decided to go ahead and get a puppy.
And so we ended up getting an 8 week old poodle mix puppy to minimize allergies and have something with enough energy to get me working again. We explained all of our reasoning for getting a puppy in my application for approval to the DRC (this application also had questions that were either nearly breaching doctopatient confidentiality, or were blatantly asking extremely personal questions to health care providers along the lines of "what about your patients' disability makes you believe they would benefit from an ESA" or "what is the nature of your patients' disability that would necessitate an ESA"... Really scummy, painful questions). The way they had their approval process set up, it made it seem like these questions were absolutely necessary in order to receive approval to obtain an ESA, although they claimed it was not necessary despite always pushing applicants to submit it along with a doctor's note/recommendation.
A bit more than 2 weeks later, I get their response asking why my wife's ESA can't serve as my ESA, to which I have to send them documentation explaining that he had been trained in calming my wife, and my needs are quite different, to which we waited another week before they then decided I was approved for getting an ESA and that I would need to submit more info on what kind of dog I was planning on getting. At this point, it had taken long enough for them to get back to us that we had already gotten our puppy, and life was starting to get better for me. So we sent in the final bit of the application: the info on our puppy and how we were going to be housing her (crate info, training regiment, vaccine record, etc). It took a further 2 more weeks for them to finally get back to us.
Your request has been denied due to the age of the dog you have submitted. Those words hurt me more than I care to admit. We didn't think that they would be stupid enough to actually deny her based off of age, especially with all of the training plans and other information we gave them to show them we knew what we were doing with a puppy. So after we took a day to calm our outage, we emailed them back (we made sure to get everything in writing) sharing with them a link to the page that contained the exact law they were in danger of breaking, I even included a screenshot of the highlighted paragraph to show them we had done our research. Interestingly enough, their response to that came back the same day. The heat of the department was the one who responded to our email then, haughtily starting that he knew more about ESA law than we did, and that there wasn't anything we could do to change their decision to deny my ESA. Remember how I said we already had my ESA? That was also allowed according to the law, an ESA is technically allowed in the housing during the decision process, although it's not really recommended.
Well, we decided to give them one more chance, asking the director to really go and read the law, since it was obvious he had not even read half the email we had sent him previously, stating that we were ready to start submitting a claim with the Housing and Urban Development agency, which was the department of the federal government that handles a number of things, including enforcing the ESA laws I've been referencing this entire time. We also said that we were ready to also obtain legal representation for this whole process, as we knew that retaliation may happen (some people were acting a bit power hungry and would potentially ignore any anti-retaliation clauses that might trigger as soon as we submitted the claim to the HUD). The email we got back was almost word for word the same as the previous one, stating he knew more than us and that we could be evicted if we didn't remove our new puppy from the property, either through re-homing her or moving out.
Now, my wife has the mama bear trigger, as soon as she read the threat that the head of the DRC sent us, she immediately submitted the claim to the HUD that we were experiencing illegal harassment and being unlawfully denied my ESA based on housing rules that were in violation of the ESA laws. We knew as soon as this was sent in, that any retaliation against us from that moment on would end up landing the entire college in really hot water, so we felt very protected, and very powerful in moving forward from there. We then reached out to our local Disability Law Center, since they provided free legal advice and potentially pro Bono legal representation. They were extremely kind, and we were soon put in touch with an expert with the kind of cases that we had on our hands, and they were more than happy to have us begin having any of the correspondence from the college concerning the case and our ESA go through them.
The head of the DRC of course tried to not communicate with us through our friendly lawyer, who very quickly realized that the DRC was not going to back down, even with the investigation from the HUD ongoing. We were informed that nothing else could happen until the HUD could finish their investigation and could then turn over their findings to our lawyer and the lead for the investigation/mediation. During that time, with the non-retaliation clause in place, I was able to enjoy raising and training my puppy in the relative safety of our apartment.
Once the investigation was completed, we received word that yes, they did find several items in which the college/housing provider was in violation of, to which our lawyer then began meeting with the college's legal team and the mediator to work out a quick settlement. A mediation date was set, and since it was during the social distancing time, everything was to be done virtually, which should have made it easy for everyone to attend. Nope. No one from the college showed up for that first mediation, and both the mediator and our lawyer were fuming. Our lawyer later found out that the legal team had claimed that there was nothing illegal or nothing wrong with anything in the policy concerning ESAs. Come to find out later that they were taking the word of the DRC director at face value, and he was lying his ass off to everyone. A second mediation was scheduled, and this time, a member of the college legal team attended., And we were finally able to come to an agreement without having to escalate the issue tk the court system.
The aftermath: turns out the HUD was seriously not happy with the college, and the reparations they were requiring consisted of paying damages to us, paying our lawyer his fees, a 6 months deadline to change the policies, all of the employees that deal with housing and all of the DRC had to take extensive ada training, and we were required to not try to sue the college for the same issue again.
So in the end, I got to keep my dog, got paid to keep her, and we seriously spat "bet" in the DRCs face when they said they knew more than an anxiety ridden wife lol

im going to convert my 47 gallon from freshwater to saltwater. My tank is still in the diatom phase ( its when a new tank is overrun with stringy diatoms. Lasts a few weeks). If i convert my tank to saltwater, will it kill all the diatoms? Will it also kill all the nitrifying bacteria and i have to redose?

I have this 47 gallon (182 liters) freshwater aquarium that i converted to brackish to hold my figure 8 puffer. After he passed (6 years later) i turned it back into freshwater to house angelfish. I recently fell in love with this percula clownfish at my LFS and i was wondering how to convert a lightly planted tank to a FOWLR tank? (fish only with live rock). By the way, i have a canister filter, a chihiros light (color and brightness adjustable by mobile app) and an ATMAN surface skimmer. Can i make the transition?

Just like the title says… I broke it
There was too much vomit in the septic tank that exceeds it’s capacity, and things just keeps coming out of the septic tank.
It was everywhere and it smells horrible. When I saw the things coming out, I knew exactly it was the food I purge(there were pieces of food, small plastics)…
My mom had to call the cesspool entire truck to see what was going on. I freaked out cause she’ll know everything(which eventually she did).
The guy said our septic tank is totally destroyed. There were huge chunks of oil stuck on the side, and he could only get some out. He also pulled out chunks of food…
At this moment, I can only feel shame. Shame on me, shame on me holding onto this disorder, shame on me for breaking the trust my family had in me, shame on me for hurting the little girl.
This is honestly the worst nightmare ever, the worst fear I’ve never thought would happen

tl;dr: my betta has clamped fins that are thinning, is lethargic, and has a stomach bulge- how do i solve this?
hello everyone. i’ve had my betta Sirarcha for about three years. when i first got him, he was pale, and wasn’t in the best health. after i got him and put him in a five gallon tank rather than the pet store cup he came in, his red color became brighter, and his blue spots started to show, and he became super energetic. about two years into owning him, i had to go on a two week long work trip.
when i was on my work trip, my sister agreed to care for my betta. during this time, his tank grew a thick blanket of hair algae due to my sister over feeding him and leaving his lights on for too long. even with multiple water changes and water treatments, the hair algae never went away. to solve, i bleached his tank as it has a non removable filter (you can only remove the cartridge) and bought him all new tank decorations such as silk plants (i have a black thumb unfortunately and struggle to keep even aquatic plants alive) and a new betta hammock. while this stopped the issue of hair algae, it created other problems.
ever since, he’s been growing more lethargic and has been losing his swimming ability and color rapidly. it has now been nine months, and his fins are so thin you can see through them. he is also beginning to look translucent as well. furthermore, he struggles a lot to swim upright and mainly floats on his side. he has a bulge in his stomach as well.
i’ve tried feeding him a boiled pea, doing more water changes, using different food brands, using different water chemical brands, etc, and have had no luck.
does anyone know what his ailment might be along with how i should treat it? i want to try my best to help him, and this is my last resort before euthanasia as he’s suffering.

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Hello, I just wanted to know if this Lexus would be a good deal as my first car. The car is super clean, has no rust or damage. I did a pre purchase inspection and the mechanic said that the only thing to look out for is traces of coolant leaking outside of the engine from head gasket. I see no symptoms of a blown head gasket… oil is clear as day, no smoke, no noise, and the temperature gauge is in the middle of “H” and “C” but leaning more towards “C”. Do you think this is a good deal? Should I buy it?

I have a completely empty 55 gallon tank. All that is currently in there is substrate, filters, a few plants, and a heater. What fish should I get? I’m am open to anything, whether big or small. Any recommendations would be appreciated. Thanks!

So I have a 10 gallon tank with a few black mollies, two African dwarf frogs (we had a third and he died, not sure if that’s relevant) and a random snail that popped up out of nowhere about a month after we set everything up. We’ve had the tank for about three months. Everything was fine and balanced for a while, but about a month or so ago, a lot of algae has accumulated and the room it’s in has started smelling like a dirty tank. I’ve taken the whole thing apart and cleaned it all a few times and I’ve tried to vacuum the rocks/replace some water every couple of weeks. We only feed them once a day so it’s not dirty from over feeding. What can I do to balance things out somehow and keep it clean and not smelly?

Clumsy me accidentally added 20 gallons tank worth of water conditioner into a 5 gallon tank. I don't have fish yet, but I'm concerned on whether I should change the water again?

I work at a marina as a tech and am getting pissed off at the stupid oil pumps that you have to pump by hand, what can I use on the 55 gallon oil drums to pump them easier? I was thinking a water transfer pump sitting on top plugged in but wanted a second opinion.

I have an edger that hasn't ran since 2008 and today I finally got it to run. The primer bulb literally disentagrated because it was outside all those years and today me and my friend got it run for at most 15 seconds. It's got old car oil, still good oil tho, 5w-20, and it's filled a lot more than it should. My dad says it needs a new carburetor, but also says it's not running because the primer bulb having a hole in it is making it not run because the pressure is escaping and not drawing fuel from the gas tank. I don't think it needs a new carburetor as the one on it was brand when it was put aside in 2008 and seems to run fine except the pressure escaping. Thoughts?