leaving town
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the reef
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you could feed them twice on the day you leve and take the automatic feeder and set it to feed on the third day only so you will know they will get something to eat then you could put some of those weekend feeders in your freshwatter tank
you could also top off and get your sg down to 1.024 that way you know with the evaperation your sg will only go slightly higher than 1.025 insted of it going to high unless you have an automatic doser
you could also top off and get your sg down to 1.024 that way you know with the evaperation your sg will only go slightly higher than 1.025 insted of it going to high unless you have an automatic doser
scubadoo
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Originally Posted by DMoore504
the hurricane is gonna hit us, so should i kiss my fish good by.
Hopefully you have left. I lived in New Orleans for 40 years. Get out and kiss your fish goodbye as very little will survive this monster. I recall computer models of what would happen to the City if a Cat 5 hurricane made a direct hit. The model indicated no area would be free from flooding with many areas 10-20 feet under water. Once the water tops the levies the levies then become the enemy as the water will be held in and cannot get out. Very few if any home structures will survive 175 plus mph winds. The SUperdome was built to only withstand 200 mph winds. Take a look at that structure then look at your home.
Best of luck and take a good look at the city before you leave....it will be years before life returns to normal....if ever if ya'll suffer a direct hit. .
THoughts and prayers to all the good folks back home.
the hurricane is gonna hit us, so should i kiss my fish good by.
Hopefully you have left. I lived in New Orleans for 40 years. Get out and kiss your fish goodbye as very little will survive this monster. I recall computer models of what would happen to the City if a Cat 5 hurricane made a direct hit. The model indicated no area would be free from flooding with many areas 10-20 feet under water. Once the water tops the levies the levies then become the enemy as the water will be held in and cannot get out. Very few if any home structures will survive 175 plus mph winds. The SUperdome was built to only withstand 200 mph winds. Take a look at that structure then look at your home.
Best of luck and take a good look at the city before you leave....it will be years before life returns to normal....if ever if ya'll suffer a direct hit. .
THoughts and prayers to all the good folks back home.
scubadoo
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Where were you located in New Orleans?
So you know you can watch local coverage via the net on www.wwltv.com
So you know you can watch local coverage via the net on www.wwltv.com
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kimc
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So glad that you are okay... I've been thinking of you and am glad to see your post!! My heart breaks for all hurricane survivors. God Bless.
