Merry Christmas!
It's been three long weeks since the last update: Overdue? Missed it?
Well.. nothing major was done to the RH Fish Tank, no rearrangements, no additions, etc. One Singapore Wood passed away two weeks ago, the Food Timer required a battery change and food refill, and a food-containment straw square is affixed under the Food Timer.
The food-containment straw square was made by simply connecting two plastic transparent straws and shaped into a square, fixed underneath the food timer. What does it do? It's meant to contain the food in the square until 1) the fish eat it, and 2) the food sinks to the mid- and bottom-levels for the other fishes. This prevents the food from floating throughout the tank and getting sucked into the Surface Skimmer, eventually ending up in the filter and rotting there.
In the meantime (until the semester starts) Mr Chee Kok Tiong will be stand-in caretaker of the RH Fish Tank. He will take charge of all RH Fish Tank matters until 10th January 2005. This will enable him to learn the ropes in preparation for his taking over when I graduate in May 2005. Assist him by informing him of any irregularities and encourage him by tagging stuff ok?
Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year to all, especially to the RH Fishes in the RH Fish Tank, and not forgetting Raffles Hall Residents!
Well.. nothing major was done to the RH Fish Tank, no rearrangements, no additions, etc. One Singapore Wood passed away two weeks ago, the Food Timer required a battery change and food refill, and a food-containment straw square is affixed under the Food Timer.
The food-containment straw square was made by simply connecting two plastic transparent straws and shaped into a square, fixed underneath the food timer. What does it do? It's meant to contain the food in the square until 1) the fish eat it, and 2) the food sinks to the mid- and bottom-levels for the other fishes. This prevents the food from floating throughout the tank and getting sucked into the Surface Skimmer, eventually ending up in the filter and rotting there.
In the meantime (until the semester starts) Mr Chee Kok Tiong will be stand-in caretaker of the RH Fish Tank. He will take charge of all RH Fish Tank matters until 10th January 2005. This will enable him to learn the ropes in preparation for his taking over when I graduate in May 2005. Assist him by informing him of any irregularities and encourage him by tagging stuff ok?
Merry Christmas and a Blessed New Year to all, especially to the RH Fishes in the RH Fish Tank, and not forgetting Raffles Hall Residents!
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